Allegro has more energy than the softer tones in the Harmony Elite line — a lighter, livelier oak with pronounced grain character and a brightness that makes rooms feel bigger and more open.

For the right space — a kitchen flooded with natural light, an open-plan main floor, a sunroom — Allegro just works. The lighter tone reflects light, the grain variation keeps it from looking flat, and the SPC core means it'll handle whatever life throws at it without staining, denting, or warping.

Harmony Elite vs. standard Harmony: Premium underlayment, thicker core, higher wear layer specification. Worth the upgrade on upper floors (sound) and in heavily trafficked areas (wear).

Pro Tip: Lighter floors paired with darker grout lines in adjacent tile spaces create a natural visual separation that actually helps define zones in open-plan living areas. If you're running Allegro into a kitchen where you have a tile backsplash or island, that contrast works in your favor design-wise.

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