Explore every Cyrus 2.0 color, compare the looks side-by-side, then calculate the full cartons and rough material budget for your rooms before you request an exact quote.
Cyrus 2.0 gives you the practical advantages people want from modern luxury vinyl plank without forcing every room into the same design direction. The collection ranges from light blonde and natural oak looks to warmer browns and cooler grays.
This system is built to help you narrow the collection intelligently. Filter the colors, open the individual flooring pages for more detail, compare up to three side-by-side, and use the estimator when you are ready to put real numbers to the project.
Every color below has its own detailed page and connects directly to the same project estimator. Use the filters to narrow the collection, or select up to three colors to compare.
Creamy neutral beige with soft brown grain. Clean, light, and easy to pair with bright rooms.
A warmer wood tone with natural grain movement. Good for spaces that need a little more color.
A grounded natural brown with enough grain to feel warm without getting too busy.
A stronger rustic look with more character. Good when the floor needs warmth and texture.
A balanced medium-to-deep wood tone that works well when you want warmth and stronger contrast.
A softer natural wood look that keeps the room warm without overpowering the design.
Neutral blonde tones with darker grain and knots. Light, but not plain.
A cooler neutral option that works well with gray, white, black, and modern finishes.
A natural wood tone with soft warmth. Easy to use in rooms that need a calm, clean floor.
A clean, easy neutral plank look that can work across a lot of paint and cabinet colors.
A soft blonde oak look with smooth knots and subtle grain. Clean, warm, and easy to live with.
An ash-inspired look with a clean, soft grain and cooler gray character.
A balanced taupe-brown plank that can bridge warm and cool finishes in the same home.
A brownish-gray wood look with charcoal-like texture, grain and knots for stronger character.
A mixed-tone look with more color variation. A strong choice when you want the floor to carry personality.
A soft, approachable light wood look. Good when you want natural character without a heavy rustic feel.
A sandy neutral look that keeps rooms light, warm, and flexible without feeling washed out.
A natural wood-look option with enough depth to feel grounded in larger spaces.
A cooler gray wood-look plank for modern rooms, darker accents, white trim, and cleaner palettes.
No colors match those filters. Try a different combination.
The collection shares one common performance foundation, so once you find the color you like, the core specifications remain straightforward.
Designed for everyday residential spaces where spills, pets, kids and normal household moisture are part of the equation.
A durable wear-layer specification that makes Cyrus 2.0 a practical whole-home LVP option for active households.
The integrated backing keeps the flooring system simple while adding a more comfortable finished feel underfoot.
A floating locking format that can streamline installation when the subfloor and site conditions are appropriate.
The estimator uses the carton coverage and planning price stored in the flooring database. If pricing or packaging changes later, Farmhouse Flooring can update the product record once and the hub, individual pages, comparison tool and estimator stay synchronized.
Skip to the project estimator →Choose the Cyrus 2.0 color you are considering, add your rooms and unlock the approximate full-carton requirement and rough material budget.
Add each room. We will total the project, add a practical waste allowance, round up to full cartons, and give you a rough material budget.
Planning estimate for flooring material only. Tax, delivery, transitions, trim, removal, subfloor work and installation are not included unless specifically quoted.
Farmhouse Flooring can confirm measurements, current availability, final material needs and installation pricing.
The Cyrus 2.0 finder lets you select and compare up to three colors side-by-side at a time.
The estimator totals the room measurements, adds the selected waste allowance, divides by the stored square feet per carton and always rounds up to the next full carton.
No. It is a planning estimate. Final quantities and pricing should be confirmed based on field measurements, layout, transitions, subfloor conditions, current product availability and installation requirements.