I think if your house is millions of dollars and considered luxury, you should definitely match the quality with a high end wood product. However, I don’t think replacing outdated floors. With trendy lvp could devalue a home? If you stage and do you colors right with what people are looking for in you area should only increase interest. My home is a 5 bed 2.5 bath family house in a middle class neighborhood. I plan on doing lvp through the whole house. I like the fact that it looks like wood and is waterproof. Of course if you can afford wood do it, but the real estate market In my area is crazy homes sell in days. Any type of updating you do adds value in the long run.

Old thread, but hoping someone can please add me to the facebook group. We're considering Paradigm Conquest in Tower and looking to see more photos and hear feedback. We have Agreeable Gray on our walls throughout and are thinking it might be too warm. Also considering Kingship, but can't find anything on this color.

When I was helping bring in 'printed' lines (ie. laminate or vinyl) I would often hear '7' or '8' plank repeats. That's the average (this is 5 years ago...but I'm guessing the same is true). There are companies that make 'indefinite' patterns. That is to say, they do NOT repeat. It is a SUPER expensive way of creating flooring. It takes one HECK of a computer system and a printing process that is second to none. The 'off the shelf' makes that you list don't have this technology. The Swiss laminate or vinyl producers have them. The laminate starts at $5 - $7/sf. The vinyl is even more expensive. But the cost isn't the issue (if repeats are your BIGGEST concern) it is FINDING the flooring companies that CARRY these Bastions of Perfection. Good luck.

First chang eall the bulbs to LED 4000K that will eleiminate all the yellow from the lighting . How do feel about darker floors ? I think I need a bit more info but that flooring has what appears to me to be a lot of gray and not at all a good look with maple and the Paradigm is too uch like the maple but you missed matching.How about the Clear Lake from Coretec it is definately darker but I think it might work and just use a lighter area rug for your dark furniture