Looks exactly like the Allure Flooring from Home Depot but with more color options. We have used the Allure Flooring several times and really like it.

I have the Stages 45 sink with a single Delta Leland stainless faucet. I cannot see the use for 2 faucets in the Stages sink. The pull-down feature of the Leland allows me to reach all areas of the sink easily, it's especially good for cleaning the sink and rinsing the cleanser from the shallow area. I've read more than once that the quality control on the faucets sold at the big box stores can be sketchy, as in they aren't inspected at the factory. I bought all my faucets online and have had zero problems in 18 months. The Karbon looks nice in videos, but be sure and see one in person at a Kohler showroom before you make a decision.

We had Home Depot (bonnieplants.com) plants in 2014. Early Girl F1, Roma, and Lemon Boy F1 did fine. Roma was pointy for Roma. Husky Cherry Red F1 produced well, but split easily (the F2s I grew the next year didn't split, though, and had good flavors; I'm growing a few kinds of F3s this year). Bush Goliath F1 and Park's Whopper F1, didn't produce well (but the few Park's Whopper F1 tomatoes we got tasted good). Bush Goliath F1 waited until the end of the season to give us any tomatoes, but we got some (not a lot) then. I didn't do the plant shopping; so, I don't know what else they carried (but from what we got, it looks like it must have been mostly hybrids). That's good to know they're do heirlooms, too. I wonder if they are around here. I've been noticing that stores may be selling more heirloom seed packets, though.

What are the specifications for the wood flooring you are considering. I just finished a remodel using engineered wood flooring (in So Cal if that makes a difference) and there is a huge range of quality in terms of the specifications for engineered wood which will impact durability. Also your choice of finish and color will also impact durability - or at least how wear shows up. You need to consider the depth of the wear layer as well as the type of finish used. Good engineered flooring can be refinished although not as many times as solid hardwood. For most people that is not going to be particularly relevant as refinishing once or twice would be adequate. I personally would not purchase flooring from Home Depot but would take the time to go to several stores to look at all the varieties of flooring available. I would also do some research into how to differential low, middle and high quality engineered wood so that one can differentiate intelligently between choices. In terms of subjective advice, laminate is never going to be as attractive as wood - engineered wood is wood after all and in some circumstances it has to be used because solid wood would not be a feasible option. It is always going to be perceived as a higher end more aesthetic choice than even the highest quality laminate.