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Mighty Oaks: 5 Fantastic Wood Flooring Patterns

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Richly textured planks make for canvases under foot

Oak flooring has long been admired for its timeless beauty and durability, but today’s designs are taking this classic material to new heights. From the elegant herringbone patterns of Patricia Urquiola’s Biscuit collection to the rustic charm of chevron oak planks, there’s an oak floor to suit every taste. Whether you’re looking for a sophisticated, sustainable option or a bold statement piece, these innovative designs promise to add character and warmth to any space.

oak flooring - Trends Trades Biscuit

LUXE LADYFINGERS

With its rounded edges, Listone Giordano’s oak parquet Biscuit flooring by Patricia Urquiola resembles the tasty tea-time snacks. Choose from full-length, herringbone and diagonal options. From $24 / sq ft, at Trends & Trades

oak flooring - Scheucer

CHAIN-SMOKE

The expressive patterns on Scheucher’s oak Formentera strips recall billows of smoke. Each two-metre long plank is finished in a stain-resistant oil. $16 / sq ft, at Silverwood Flooring & Interiors

Moncer

SEE THE LIGHT

In the office of this Forest Hill home designed by Luc Bouliane, dark cabinetry contrasts with European white-oak planks from Moncer. The floor’s handsome finish is courtesy of natural Scandinavian oil. $13 / sq ft, at Moncer Specialty Flooring

European Flooring

NATURAL BEAUTY

European Flooring’s planed oak Atelier is arranged here in a trendy chevron pattern. Made from sustainably harvested wood, this rustic offering is a great way to add warmth and character to new spaces. $26 / sq ft, at European Flooring

oak flooring - Relative Space Bauwerk Vintage

LOOKING BACK

The poppy-red stain on these Bauwerk Parkett Vintage Edition oak planks is artfully worn away to evoke a time-worn Maritime boathouse. Other vivid colours include blue, green and yellow. $15 / sq ft, at Relative Space

Originally published in Issue 3, 2016 as Oak Art.

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