Sorry but I see 5 choices or I see 2 sets of choice sin very differnt light . Seeing any floor in someone elses space is newver helpful since they do not have your stuff or lighting . I see very eavy looking very traditional furniture . I need to se ethe whole spce and you need to adjust the lighting so it is the same everywhere this floor is going. Why a laminate floor in thta very opulent looking space ?Post the pic her ein a comment DO NOT start another post.

if you search revwood there is photos in a discussion from a while back that has photos of the castlebriar series. i decided against it because there's a lot of knots and veining, which isn't what we're looking for

Your flooring options at the moment are very rustic as compared to your furniture, which is very traditional. One or the other should be reconsidered. Were you planning on buying all new furniture after the floors are done? If you're going to keep it, you should be looking at a medium to dark oak floor. Even though light floors are "in" at the moment, if they don't go with everything else in your house they're not right for you. Trends swing back and forth, so you can get darker floors, wait 5-10 years and they'll be back in. You can't go wrong with a medium tone that is trend-free.