When I choose my LVP floor I hope I pick a color that hides a lot of that.I'm going to be putting heaters in our common bathrooms hopefully soon - your new build probably wont be an issue - but a big complaint we've gotten in the winter at our resident council is they dont want to take showers when the bathroom is cold which is valid. 

As far as paint, I use a two-tone paint scheme but the colors are the exact same in every unit.

And you do not like the color purple. 

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@Bob Smith if this is forced air, you will need to install dampners. they function like balloons in the duct work. each room will need a thermostat and seperate duct work with the dampner.

I don't go crazy but the units have modern colors, a relatively updated kitchen and is very clean.  

What about paint damage on one spot requiring repainting of the whole room to color match?

Twelve 40-yard dumpsters, about three weeks, and a ton of overweight dumpster charges and we finally have the house empty.The final tally:Tons of trashEight dead catsOne dead dogOne dead raccoon (in the heater duct)Two beehivesA carCountless wheelbarrow loads of cat litter, in some cases over two feet highA partridge and a pear treeBut look! 

New AC unit and ducts ran throughout.

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