I learned a lot from this thread back when we were choosing our floors so I'm happy to contribute by sharing some pictures of Flooret Modin Anura in the 7' planks with the cork underlayment. Our house is in NC on a plywood subfloor that needed extensive leveling in the entryway, including planing of the joist and replacement of subfloor (this was after separate project to shore up support for house). Cost of the subfloor leveling was $600 and well worth it.
We chose the Anura color mostly because a) my husband liked it and b) it had a very consistent pattern/coloring among the planks so it did not have the "patchwork" look and c) it meets our kitchen floor in two doorways and kitchen has a Marmoleum pattern that includes light and dark gray and it coordinated well.
Overall, I like this floor way more than I thought I would! I'm still moping over not having wide plank European light wood floors but budget + lifestyle (kids and dogs) precluded that option. Floor has a good feel walking on it + good traction for dogs and it cleans super easy. It's not really something that fools anyone into thinking it's real wood, in my opinion - it's almost like it's its own thing and should be appreciated as such. Assuming we have no issues with planks separating once we go through winter and assuming it continues to wear as well as it has so far (just a couple of months), I will probably end up saying I love the floor.
(BTW, these pictures are before we put furniture back where it all belongs. I don't claim any design sense but this is not the finished room!)
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