@HU-524204891 I love that paint color! We moved into this house with the paint color on the walls so I’m not positive what it is... but it looks very similar to the SW color “Rainwashed” which is just a bit darker than Sea Salt. So I think it will look great!

We really wanted aged copper oak. Our designer strongly opposed...too much red. There is definitely more of a chestnut with blonde and some red in it. I actually really like it and I was very unsure because I was team copper oak.

Turns out the boxes are labeled in that way: "Revwood", even if the actual product is Revwood Plus. There is an insert instead with "Revwood Plus" printed on it. Also, if you were using Mohawk MoistureGuard or SoundGuard or SilentGuard underlayments, the brand name shown on the label is "Performance Accessories". I have seen the blue colored one (MoistureGuard) is "Value Underlayment" and the white one (SilentGuard) is "Premium Underlayment". Confusing choice by Mohawk.

Suggest you borrow several samples and look at them under different lighting and room scenarios. The colors or hues may change depending on the warmth of the light, or on its proximity to other colors. I did it with Revwood Plus Asher Gray Oak. The variations you noted in your preferred style may actually help tie your room colors together. If you can afford it (money and time-wise), buy a box yourself to test it out. Good luck.