-natural maple cabinets will look good even after being banged up a bit-quartz or solid state countertops are durable and relatively cheap-refinishing wood floors and tile in kitchen and bathroom, no vinyl or carpet-tile shower, no plastic surround-pedestal bathroom sink, vanities tend to get water-damaged and gross-grey walls, white trim, white ceilings-I have never had stainless appliances myself, do you think they last as long as white before they look worn?

Anyone have some alternative wall coverings that aren't much more than paint but are more durable?

If you're doing a lot of units, and I'm assuming these are existing, I would use an eggshell finish for durability in the units themselves.

Ceramic tiles are very durable.

This is much more durable than site painted siding and comes with a 30 yr warranty on the paint.

I’m looking for something reasonably priced while more durable and lower maintenance.

Coin operated washer/dryer will all be commercial, so from a durability and repair standpoint, they should be better than a standard set.

It's durable for sure but it's not "ceramic tile" durable.

LVP is nicer than carpet and it's durable.

I sanded a little between the paint coats, partially because there was a little debris on the 1st door (my fault) and the 2nd I kept scratching it every 12hrs to test its durability, lol