Distilled Dark and Stormy

Weathered smoked oak, dramatic near-black grain over a mid grey-brown ground.

Distilled collection
Formats & availability, all in this colour

Pick a format at the top of this page to see live stock, updated daily from our warehouse.

Every board is a multi-ply engineered build in European oak, lightly brushed, with a 0.5mm micro-bevel and a tongue-and-groove profile, laid glue-down. Finish Matt lacquer or hard-wax oil, for custom colouring. Warranty Structural integrity: 20 years residential / 5 years commercial.

Distilled is milled to order in Europe, so allow roughly 3-4 months from order, an estimate that can move with production and shipping.

The four formats above are what we run as standard, not the limit. Other sizes and profiles can be made to order, so if you have something particular in mind, ask us what’s possible before you rule it out.

As a natural timber product, some variation in grain, tone and knots between boards is normal, and that’s part of the character of real oak. Order a sample to see the colour in your own light before you commit.

Distilled Collection

Dark and Stormy is a weathered smoked oak, near-black grain running over a mid grey-brown ground.

The grain figure is dramatic and the contrast is high, which makes it a floor for bigger rooms and decent light. In a small dark space it will close in.

Dark and Stormy is made in Europe from slow-grown Lithuanian oak, from a mill holding current FSC certification. The cold Baltic climate slows the oak’s growth, producing an exceptionally hard, dense and stable timber that suits both homes and commercial interiors.

The darkest thing in the Distilled range, and the one that most changes a room.

Compare it with the rest of our dark and smoked oak range before you decide.

Construction: Multi-ply

Wood: Lithuanian Oak

Grade: Feature

Texture: Lightly brushed

Finish: Matt Lacquer or Hard Wax Oil

Edge Type: 0.5mm micro-bevel

Width: 180mm or 220mm

Length: 2400mm

Thickness: 15mm or 20mm

Top Layer: 4mm (15mm board) or 6mm (20mm board)

Installation: Glue Down

Warranty: Structural integrity: 20 years residential / 5 years commercial

  • Engineered European oak timber flooring
  • Part of the Vienna Woods Distilled Collection
  • Made in Europe from slow-grown FSC-certified Lithuanian oak
  • Exceptionally hard, dense, and stable timber
  • Available in 15mm and 20mm thickness options
  • Plank widths available in 180mm and 220mm
  • Herringbone format available (600 x 120 x 15mm)
  • Available with matt lacquer or hardwax oil finish
  • Suitable for residential and commercial applications
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Distilled collection
Formats & availability, all in this colour

Pick a format at the top of this page to see live stock, updated daily from our warehouse.

Every board is a multi-ply engineered build in European oak, lightly brushed, with a 0.5mm micro-bevel and a tongue-and-groove profile, laid glue-down. Finish Matt lacquer or hard-wax oil, for custom colouring. Warranty Structural integrity: 20 years residential / 5 years commercial.

Distilled is milled to order in Europe, so allow roughly 3-4 months from order, an estimate that can move with production and shipping.

The four formats above are what we run as standard, not the limit. Other sizes and profiles can be made to order, so if you have something particular in mind, ask us what’s possible before you rule it out.

As a natural timber product, some variation in grain, tone and knots between boards is normal, and that’s part of the character of real oak. Order a sample to see the colour in your own light before you commit.

Distilled Collection

Dark and Stormy is a weathered smoked oak, near-black grain running over a mid grey-brown ground.

The grain figure is dramatic and the contrast is high, which makes it a floor for bigger rooms and decent light. In a small dark space it will close in.

Dark and Stormy is made in Europe from slow-grown Lithuanian oak, from a mill holding current FSC certification. The cold Baltic climate slows the oak’s growth, producing an exceptionally hard, dense and stable timber that suits both homes and commercial interiors.

The darkest thing in the Distilled range, and the one that most changes a room.

Compare it with the rest of our dark and smoked oak range before you decide.

Specification

The board

Distilled is made to order. Every floor is milled and coated in Europe to your specification, so the profile, the colour and the finish are all yours to choose. Allow around five months.

Every size, in either board. 180 × 2400, 220 × 2400, 600 × 120 and 700 × 140 mm, each in a 15 mm board with a 4 mm wear layer or a 20 mm board with 6 mm. Sizes outside that list are possible too — ask us.

Need a floor sooner? Talk to us about colouring and finishing locally on our unfinished oak, matched to the Distilled colours.

Care is a damp mop and a pH-neutral cleaner. No steam.

SpeciesLithuanian Oak
GradeFeature
ConstructionMulti-ply
Thickness15mm or 20mm
Wear layer4mm (15mm board) or 6mm (20mm board)
Width180mm or 220mm
Length2400mm
ProfileT&G
Edge0.5mm micro-bevel
TextureLightly brushed
FinishMatt Lacquer or Hard Wax Oil
InstallationGlue Down
WarrantyStructural integrity: 20 years residential / 5 years commercial
Also
  • Part of the Vienna Woods Distilled Collection
  • Suitable for residential and commercial applications
Stand on it first

Our Newmarket showroom has it down and lit — 2 Roxburgh Street, Mon–Fri 8am–4pm, Sat 10am–1pm. We also have more than 20 partner showrooms around the country, and we courier samples anywhere in New Zealand, free.

Order a sample
Getting it to you

We freight nationwide. You can price the delivery leg yourself before you talk to anyone, by room size and town.

Estimate freight
Who lays it

In greater Auckland we quote and stand behind the installation. Everywhere else we refer you to an installer we know and trust.

How installation works
What it comes to

Priced by format, not by colour. The supply figure, the wastage allowance and the install rate, set out so you can build your own number.

What a floor like this costs