Walnut Tone Flooring
Walnut wood flooring is known for its rich, deep tones and striking grain patterns. It is a premium choice that brings instant warmth and luxury to any interior.
Walnut flooring is a standout choice for those seeking a sophisticated and high-end finish. Its unique colour variations range from creamy sapwood to deep chocolate, making it a favourite for offices and living rooms where you want to make a lasting impression. Walnut herringbone flooring and walnut parquet flooring offer a particularly opulent look, perfect for formal dining rooms where the floor becomes a focal piece.
While genuine walnut is a naturally dark and expressive wood, you can also achieve this prestigious look with walnut-coloured flooring. By applying rich, dark stains to resilient species like oak, we provide the best of both worlds: the iconic deep cocoa tones of walnut paired with the prominent, classic grain of oak. Our walnut engineered wood flooring options ensure you enjoy this rare beauty with the structural stability required for modern homes and underfloor heating. Whether you are renovating a staircase or looking for an elegant solution for a bedroom, these walnut tones provide an unmatched depth of colour that only improves with age.
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Eltham Walnut
PAR1009
Eltham Walnut is a designer's dream. The deep tones of Walnut make this floor a unique and eccentric choice.
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Does the floor colour affect the feeling of the temperature in a room?
Yes. Cooler tones like grey can make a space feel crisp and airy. In contrast, warm neutrals like greige or natural oak provide a cosy feel and a sense of warmth, particularly under evening lighting.
How do I choose the right floor colour for my room?
The best colour depends on your space and goals, light and white floors are most effective for opening up a space whereas, dark and walnut tones add a sense of luxury and intimacy.
What is the most popular wood flooring colour?
Our Natural colours are the most popular sellers, but we also sell a lot of our dark and light tones.
Which floor colours are best for hiding dirt and wear?
Natural and mid-toned wood floors are generally the most practical, as their organic textures and grains hide scuffs, dust, and pet hair remarkably well (depending on the colour of your furry pet friends, of course). Grey flooring is also a practical choice for kitchens, as it hides footprints better than very dark or very light styles.
