The Antique Collection: Aged Hardwood & Old-Style Traditional Flooring
The Antique collection is a character-rich range celebrating aged hardwood flooring. Featuring deep tones and subtle peg details, it delivers a timeworn aesthetic with modern stability. Perfect for maximalist interior design and traditional arts & crafts flooring.
The Antique collection provides multiple flooring products for those seeking the unmistakable presence of timeless wood. The signature dark oak flooring options create a moody atmosphere, perfect for a maximalist interior design scheme or a sophisticated, traditional space.
Each plank is meticulously crafted to feature detailing, from finger joints to subtle peg imitations, that evokes the look of genuine old-looking hardwood floors. This collection is a staple for traditional hardwood flooring projects and is often specified for character-filled spaces such as libraries, bars, and grand dining rooms or hallway settings.
The richness of the Antique collection allows it to anchor complex, textured interiors, providing a sense of history. The deep, dark tones of our antique floors pair exceptionally well with rich colour palettes, making it a powerful foundation for arts and crafts flooring revival and an old-style flooring look, even in converted spaces like a basement.
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Westray Oak
CLA1008
The super rustic grade and brushed finish of Westray Oak give it an aged and traditional look. The dark tones will give any room a vintage feel when combined with luxurius furnishings.
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Moray Smoked Oak
CLA3006
The slightly darker tones of Moray Smoked Oak looks beautiful in large open plan rooms. The grain pattern is enhanced by the brushed and UV Oiled finish.
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Finsbury Oak
CON2009
The dark tones of Finsbury Oak gives depth and luxury to any room. The super rustic grade shows the natural characteristics of wood such as splits and knots for added character.
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Adelphi Oak
CON2010
The dark coffee tones of Adelphi Oak works best when contrasted with lighter tones to create a true feature room. The smattering of knots and splits add character and an aged feel to the floor. As featured in Manchester's newest craft beer pub, North Westward Ho. Please click here for photos.
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Pinzon Oak
CON3007
Knots, splits and a lively grain combine with a timeless rich colour to make Pinzon Oak a beautiful update on the classic rustic oak floor. The uneven surface and brushed grain highlight the natural characteristics and give this floor wide appeal to any interior
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Aldwych Oak
CON3008
Rich honey tones and an undulating surface make Aldwych Oak a statement floor in any interior. With a wealth of natural features, this floor works just as well in a traditional interior as it does as the eye-catching centrepiece in a minimalist scheme.
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Hackfall Oak
CON3010
A wealth of natural characteristics in the oak, heavily enhanced with a variety of processes, make Hackfall Oak one of the most interesting boards in the range. The striking, deep brown colour adds to the reclaimed and antique feel of this floor
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Dorchester Oak
PAR2005
With rich, warm honey colours throughout the floor, Dorchester certainly channels the luxurious feel of classic herringbone floors and is a perfect combination to colour rich and sophisticated interiors.
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Hatfield Oak
RFD1005
The dark caramel colour of Hatfield Oak creates an earthy natural look in any room. The handscraped finish and natural grade give this flooring bundles of character.
View ProductAntique FAQs
Are dark hardwood floors out of style?
No, dark hardwood floors are generally not out of style. While lighter, washed woods (like those in the Climate collection) are currently trending, dark wooden flooring remains a timeless and luxurious choice. By designing your floor to match the architecture and function of your space, you can be confident that a timeless, unique and original real wood floor is able to seamlessly adapt to interior design trends.
Is Antique suitable for traditional hardwood flooring styles?
Yes. The rich, dark oak flooring and authentic detailing make the Antique collection perfect for traditional hardwood flooring aesthetics, fulfilling the need for a classic, stately old-style flooring atmosphere.
What does finger jointed mean?
Finger jointed in flooring refers to a method of joining small, individual pieces of wood into a longer, continuous plank.
What is aged hardwood flooring?
Aged hardwood flooring refers to new timber that has been specifically processed to emulate the look of old wood. The Antique collection achieves this through deep colouring, distressing, and detailing to create old-looking hardwood floors that have the stability of modern engineered flooring.
Where should I use dark wooden flooring?
Dark wooden flooring is best used in spaces where you want to create drama, intimacy, and tradition. It is particularly effective as dark wooden flooring in a living room or dining room options, as it provides a luxurious and grounded foundation for maximalist interior design.
Will dark floors make room smaller?
Dark floors do tend to absorb light, which can create the illusion that a small room is more cosy. However, this effect can be managed or even reversed by pairing dark wooden flooring with light or white walls or by using natural light or light fixtures and furnishing to brighten up the space. The dark oak flooring in the Antique collection often makes a room feel more cosy, intimate, and sophisticated.
