Carpet the stairs and the second floor.

That’s an idea. We have also been concerning making this house a Airbnb/lake house.

Go with the less busy floor for the upstairs.

If at all possible I would try to make both less busy but at least the upstairs less so and I would never put carpet in a rental of any type.

If possible would you bring the downstairs busy vinyl upstairs and lay the less the busy vinyl downstairs? There would be waste and a lot of work- would it be worth it?

Additional things that will need to coordinate with the downstairs flooring...

I was going to bring the downstairs vinyl into the bathroom. Pedestal sink, shower with white shower pan. Need tile to coordinate with the wood look floor.

I have to decide on the kitchen cabinets soon too.

Thank you!!!

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Upstairs bathroom.
Would you do one 60” vanity on the left wall? or
Two 36/48” vanities across from one another? Or
One single vanity where it is at and add floating shelves on the left wall or a makeup counter?

I look forward to hearing your suggestions. :)

I’m standing in the shower and toilet is across or behind my daughter

What should I do with these stairs if I have the busy main floor flooring and less busy flooring upstairs?

Downstairs bathroom just off the kitchen.
I can do a 24” vanity or pedestal. We are bringing the same “busy” wood floor into the bathroom.
Need tile for shower too.

FYI- back exterior and interior craftsman type trim.
For resale what style should I make my selections based on... I was thinking maybe modern craftsman, modern farmhouse maybe?

For the stairs you could carpet them or use the less busy floor that matches the second floor.

This property will most likely be a rental but wall to wall carpet would be the cheapest option. Thanks for the suggestion.

Look at Tuscan Greige in the duralux line.

Sorry just realized you already laid flooring on main floor.....Delete that! Match the flooring upstairs...paint stairs add a carpet runner.

For the sake of safety, and for the sound deadening it provides, I would carpet the stairs. I would pick the less busy tile for the upstairs, and if there is a way to pattern match I would consider using it. The upper tiles are laid on the sample in a way that makes it obvious they aren't real wood, and the pattern is very busy.

I’m still torn on the upstairs flooring, so I will pick up a few planks of the less busy floor for upstairs to see if it will coordinate. Thanks for the suggestions on that. I will post pictures ASAP.

I would hate to see two different vinyl floors in same home...once everything is finished you won’t focus on the flooring as much at all...add rugs furniture you won’t see a large portion of it like now In a empty home...on a new home for resale the buyers will wonder why two different vinyl floors? Keep it cohesive

Okay. Thank you!

Upstairs bathroom.
I’m standing in the shower and the toilet is on my right.
Currently the vanity is 48” but it is partly under the window.
Would you do two 48” vanities one on the right wall and one across
or
One 60” vanity on the left wall?

The left wall is 64”

I found this 60” single sink vanity on Facebook for a good price. Carrara marble top.

Or Home Depot has a build your own type vanity.

60” double sink? What do you think?

Kitchen- we decided on white cabinets. Which quartz do you like better?

Love the 60” vanity on left wall..will mirrors fit on each side of that window?

For kitchen...love the white with white countertop..the flooring is enough of that taupe in the space...

This is a small, basically one wall type kitchen with a short “L” shape. Micro over the stove and a soffit, 30” cabinets- nothing fancy.
Do you like the white cabinets, white counter and grey backsplash?

Very nice!