What type of hardwood? keep it natural.

I dont see anything on the board above i would alter at the builder completion phase. there is a tile and then a wood grain plank...are those the bathroom and then kitchen floors. its all fine. use some runners in the kitchen. its got grain and light/darks.... let them finish up the property....they are giving you LVP ? heres a pretty runner.....then note a "dark floor"...you have much more med/ to dark graining in yours...the carpet is a taupe..not even gray....when the daylight comes through this is all going to be fine......get some polished nickel hardware if you can...what's wrong then...

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@likestonehomes solid hardwood

@herbflavor the square floor tiles will be in the bathroom. The rectangular smaller tile is the bathroom countertop. They include the grey LVP (grey wood plank) which will be in the kitchen only. The rest is carpet. If we decide to with the builder grey LVP (grey plank in pic) in the rest of the lower level (dining, office, family room), it will cost $11,000.

We decided to go with base carpet in the lower level and then replace with solid hardwood or LVP (but a lighter color) throughout the lower level, including kitchen. Our own flooring costs estimated at $7500 for solid hardwood, $6000 for LVP (this includes cost of labor).

Will try to find flooring pics of the dark espresso cabinets with a similar grey to see how they look together.

thanks. Cooks.