Okay, I looked up the Samsung soundbar. It's a "virtual" surround system - it's 2.1 - meaning 2 speakers plus a wireless subwoofer to simulate real surround sound. There's a bar with the 2 speakers mounted on the wall under the TV plus a wireless subwoofer that you can place anywhere. Real surround sound systems are 5.1 or 7.1 and require an amplifier in addition to the speakers. The soundbar is lower profile than a full surround sound system but I'm guessing the sound won't be that good - you should really read the reviews before deciding to get it. With such a high end TV, I think you'd be better off getting a better sound system for it. You'll probably also want to get a good Blu-Ray disc player as well. I recently got an Oppo BDP-83 that a friend recommended and it's phenomenal - it was pricey at $499 but they just came out with a lower end model BDP-80 for $289. Here is a link that might be useful: Oppo Blu-ray players.

@paulnihill we used the matching Jason Wu/Odin. I believe the difference bw Odin and Jason Wu/Odin is the Jason Wu collection is offered in Matte Black. This is what we ordered: 2x Widespread Lavatory Faucet: 65375LF-BLLHP 2x Widespread Lavatory High Lever Handles HL5375-BL Showerhead: 87375-BL 16” Shower Arm and Flange: RP71648BL Thermostatic Valve with Integrated 3-Function Diverter (with stops): T75575-BL  Handshower: 85521-BL Tub Filler: T70175-BL (with stops) We have been happy with everything. Hope that helps :)

I consider this product to be ABSOLUTE JUNK. We installed a dark Mannington Adura floating vinyl plank flooring over new underlayment throughout our house in 2015 as part of a whole-house renovation. We went with vinyl plank rather than laminate due to pets. In our living room and dining room, where the floor gets a small amount of direct sun exposure for 2-3 hours per day, it continues to buckle and curl anywhere it is in direct sunlight. For now, we've covered those areas with carpet runners. In my office, it became scratched when I slid a cardboard box that weighed around 20 pounds, and where I sit daily in a rolling chair, the flooring beneath the chair completely deteriorated within months. The joints and several entire planks broke. That area of flooring is now covered with a plastic mat because replacing planks in the middle of the floor is just too much hassle. We complained to Mannington within weeks of our original installation. They sent an inspector (that they hired) who determined that the material was not at fault. But when we compared the original warranty (at the time we purchased the flooring) with the one they sent us during the inspection, we found that the wording related to sun exposure had changed (and of course, the warranty gives them the right to make changes at any time for any reason). We will eventually replace every bit of the Adura flooring, but have not done so yet, because doing so would also entail redoing all of the baseboards. The Mannington Adura flooring was an EPIC FAIL in what was otherwise a wonderful full-house renovation.

They can be amazing. We had several..they're much more popular with urban living. Then it was long time ago, in Europe, and they were extremely well made. My click clack I bought for our first tiny living room, so can be used as sleeper too, now stands at my Mom's, 20 years after, and is heavily used by guests-it's comfortable like any great mattress would be, it's great to sit on too. My guess is one can find something similar, it'd just be very expensive. Even bad new sofas are expensive..what to say about good ones)) It won't be 500. would be more like 2-3 K. And most likely lean to be modern in style(which I love but not everybody does). I researched them myself...my favorite was 3,5 K so I drastically changed my wants and went with a daybed I found on Craigslist lol There are always exceptions..my friend has one I use when I come to visit her and it s quite comfortable, and she told me it was cheap. But then it also was bought 15 or so years ago. And they, she didn't remember who "they" were lol, didn't carry it anymore) Or one can look for vintage..