Do high end homes use luxury vinyl plank?

Yes, high end homes do use luxury vinyl plank, especially premium LVP like Shaw Floorte Pro, COREtec Grande, Karastan BelleLuxe, and Anderson Tuftex LVP, which offer realistic wood looks, wide planks, and high-end finishes that are used in luxury homes for durability and design. While traditional high end homes used solid hardwood like Mirage, Anderson Tuftex hardwood, and natural stone like marble, many high end homes now use premium luxury vinyl plank in kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and even living areas for its 100 percent waterproof performance, durability with 20 to 30 mil wear layers, realistic wood embossing that looks like real white oak, and easier maintenance than hardwood, costing 4 to 7 dollars per square foot materials for premium LVP, which is less than hardwood at 8 to 15 dollars but looks expensive. Designers use premium LVP like Shaw Floorte Pro and COREtec Grande with wide planks 9 to 10 inches, matte finish, and light natural white oak colors that look high-end, plus herringbone patterns for luxury. High end homes may mix flooring, hardwood in formal living and premium LVP in wet areas and basements. So yes, high end homes do use luxury vinyl plank, especially premium wide plank LVP that looks like real hardwood, for its durability and modern design, though solid hardwood remains most high-end traditional choice.