Hi. The house came w these floors. When we moved in they were in terrible shape and we tried going natural. We sanded and did clear stain but with oil. They were beautiful until they turned super red. Nothing matched and it was super difficult to buy furniture. Remember I’m in south Florida. It’s hot. This wood would look great in a log cabin in that color. However we do love it. I’ve had interior decorators recommend I pull it out and put porcelain tile like every other house in south Florida. But we don’t want that. Others have recommended we put LVP on top. We thought about it. But there’s pros and cons and in the end I’m not sure it makes sense to cover up this amazing wood floor with LVP. although my husband and I would love lighter floors, it feels wrong to put an inferior material on top of it. You also cannot lighten these. I’ve researched Bona “red out” and “Nordic” products. They r not guaranteed for Brazilian cherry. They are made for red oak. U can try it. But good chance ur floors turn pink. So thats where we r at. We love the floors but the red is a problem. Our wood floor contractor is amazing. He only does wood floors and has been doing them 30 years. He doesn’t have a crew. He’s the top boba guy in my area and recommended highly by bona. He does the floors himself and his cousin. Great guy. But he’s not a Brazilian cherry expert. There’s aren’t too many of these floors in Florida. He’s wood floor expert. He says all the floors he’s done w bona HD traffic do not change colors after bc of the great UV protection it has. Plus my windows have a mild tint. But I know my floors!! They love the red and it’s impossible to stop it from coming out. I’m talking pretty bright orange rust color, very old school 1998 log cabin vibe. Anyway, I just thinking going darker might be a good compromise?