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.

First of all, this is vinyl flooring, for anyone else responding. Why would you choose a brand before you find the color/tone you want? What good, really, are online photos going to do you? Maybe they give you general overview, as in, the repeat is obvious, or they look stripey, or there is more variation than you desire. I suggest you visit flooring stores in your area, take the samples home, and look at them in various lighting and with your exising furniture/cabinets, etc. When you find the one or two you really like, order a box of each, so you have some planks to drag around the house and do the same.

M R - Glad to have seen this thread. I had forgotten that you used Pure White. I finally had to make my choice on trim color and went with PW because my painter recommended it even though I was afraid it would be too dull a white. He has not started painting yet, but your photos give me hope that all will be well.

I also considered those two other colors. The floor is a hard thing to photograph because of all the different lighting. I looked through my phone for a pic that looked most like it does in person. I took this pic yesterday when it was overcast... I think it's about right. It's kind of a chameleon floor. You can see the red cat toy under the chair. The red seems to bring out a bit of a pink tone, more than is really there, I think. Closer to the doors, next to gray chair you see gray popping out. When I look at the floor I see a warm tan (golden) undertone with some gray streaks and because my red oak wood stairs are still a bit pink (despite bleaching) I see a little bit of pink in the floor, thankfully. For a second, I regretted the Lotus clove when I laid out the first pieces in the strong light, I thought it was too bland and I should have been bolder with the color. It was so subtle. Once it went in and I let the warm sunset light and and the furniture colors (and cat toys) do their reflective thing I totally changed my mind. Lotus Clove is a realistic, plain white oak-look floor that doesn't draw too much attention to itself. I think it's great.