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Domino

If you want a floor that photographs well, Domino is usually the one in the picture. Dark charcoal, off-white, and a true mid gray in roughly equal parts — enough contrast to look deliberate, not so much that every cottonwood seed announces itself. The light flake does pick up a little more visible grit than an all-mid blend like Gravel, so plan on running a dust mop past it more often if that bothers you. Where it pays off is in dim light: garages with one bulb and no windows flatten most blends into a single tone, but Domino keeps its salt-and-pepper texture because the value spread survives. It also sits comfortably next to both black appliances and white trim, which is rarer than it sounds.