If you are seeking a truly open feel to the floor plan you have shared, then using one material in the mail living area is the best approach to making this space feel truly open. Using a variety of materials on flooring chops up the space and decreases the visual footprint. I would suggest using wood, tile, or if you are on a tight budget laminated flooring for the living/dining/kitchen. Then use carpet in the more intimate spaces; bedrooms and possibly hallway. Save the tile for the bathrooms.

We are a little biased, but wood floors are versatile, durable, clean, and timeless. Whereas carpet will eventually need to be replaced, high quality wood floors can last forever. You can install radiant heat under the wood floors if you are worried about them being too cold during certain times of year, and you can easily install area rugs over the flooring. Wood flooring is also more versatile than it has ever been so you can create any look. As an added bonus you can easily sweep and mop your wood floors, whereas with Carpet you don't always know what is lying below the surface. Good luck!

Have you tried looking through the Houzz professional's tag or asking the people who have posted the photos that you've seen where they got their cabinet from?

Hi Courtney, For the "Clean & Green Natural" & "Clean & Green Active" is 1/2 teaspoon to 1 litre of cold water or as the video shows a 1/2 dose (from the top of the the bottle) to 5 litres of cold water. For the "Aqua Oil" use as much as you need for the required surfaces, as it does not need diluting.