This is definitely one of the more advanced scenes I have done since I have making architectural renders for about a month. I am very happy on how this turned out. 
What do you think?
Rendered in Cycles with 1000 samples.
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Attractive.
Except the bump on the floor planks is much too high. Nobody wants to clean their kitchen floor down on their knees with a toothbrush. 
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That’s what I thought too, until I examined it. It’s not bumpy raised texture - just a flat pattern drawn that way.
Nevertheless, a subtle and simple floor pattern is usually nicer.
I’ve a feeling the OP is into remodeling their kitchen for real.
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Thank you! I really appreciate the tip. 
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Hey there, and welcome to BA!
That’s what “bump” means in CG – it gives a flat texture an illusion of depth, which isn’t actually raised, has no additional geometry. It is a grayscale height map that modifies surface normals which is used by the lighting to create that illusion. If a texture is actually raised by such a map, with additional geometry, it’s called “displacement”. I was joking about the illusion of depth being a bit too good here.
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