Colours / Tones

Vienna Woods timber flooring showroom with oak floor samples in a range of colours and tones

Vienna Woods · Timber Flooring

Timber Flooring Colours & TonesLight & natural, medium, grey and dark oak

“Start with the tone. The rest follows.”

Tone is where most people start. It sets the mood of a room before anything else in it — and it is the fastest way to narrow a floor down.

We group our European oak into four tone families: light and natural, medium, grey, and dark. Pick the family that fits your space and your light, then browse the floors within it. Every floor comes as a free sample, so you can see the real colour in the room it is going in before you decide.

Browse by tone

Four families, from the palest natural oak to the deepest near-black. Choose a tone to see the floors in it.

Prefer to start another way? Browse by style, finish & texture →

Choosing your tone

A few things worth knowing before you settle on a colour.

See it in your own lightColour shifts with the light in the room and the time of day. Always judge a tone where the floor will actually go.
Work back from your paletteLighter walls and joinery let a dark floor read; a light floor keeps a smaller or north-facing room open and bright.
Order free samplesNarrow it to two or three tones, order the samples free, and live with them for a few days before you commit.

Timber flooring colours and tones, from light oak to dark

The colour of a timber floor does more work than almost any other choice you make. A light oak floor keeps a room open and bright; a medium tone brings out the grain and warmth of the oak; grey reads cool and modern; and a dark floor grounds a space and makes the floor part of the design. Across our European oak collections you will find every tone in wide plank, herringbone and parquet, in smooth and textured finishes.

Start with the tone family that fits your space and your light, then order a free sample and see the real colour in your own room before you commit.

Not sure which tone?

Order free samples across two or three tones and see them in the room they are going in — or talk to our team about what suits your space.

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Vienna Woods · Colours & Tones

Timber is a natural material: variation in colour, tone, grain and texture between boards — and against samples and on-screen images — is normal and to be expected.