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Its impossible to see what installed wood look LVP will actually look like.
Ive got samples, googled images, looked at online brochures, been to multiple flooring stores but
The sample is small and not even a whole plank, and planks can vary significantly in grain and colour.
The planks look different in different stores lighting.
Pictures of installed floors are unreliable due to lighting. Online websites only have a small subset of installed lvp pics i find.
Looked at the online brochure for a sample i have and was horrified to see that it looked greenish grey in the brochure.
Im wanting a light, warm, cleanish lvp. Not too yellow but not grey. Not excessive cathedralling. Not too much color variation.
And i want a good wear layer (not the thin stuff).
How did u pick your lvp?
u/ChangeBrave7059 — 10 hours ago