Aged & Reclaimed

Genuine reclaimed European oak flooring in a private residence interior

Styles · Finishes · Textures

Aged & ReclaimedCharacter floors with a sense of history

“Timber with a past you can see.”

Two routes to a floor with real character. Some of these floors are genuinely reclaimed — oak with a past, carrying the marks of an earlier life. Others are new oak that has been aged and worked to read as time-worn. We carry both, and we are clear about which is which.

Genuinely reclaimed timber. Reclaimed boards are milled from oak that has already lived a life — old beams, structures and floors. The saw marks, nail shadows, checks and colour shifts are real rather than applied, so no two boards are the same and the floor reads with genuine history.

Aged and worked oak. Aged lines start as new European oak and are brushed, textured and finished to take on a settled, older look. You get the weathered character and the movement without waiting decades for it — and you choose how much irregularity you want.

How to choose. It comes down to how much history and irregularity your project calls for. Order samples of each and see the difference in the room — and ask us which boards are reclaimed and which are aged, so you know exactly what you are specifying.

At a glance

The two ways we build character into a floor — and what they share.

Genuinely reclaimedOak milled from old beams and structures. Real marks from a real past — every board different.
Aged & workedNew European oak, textured and finished to read as time-worn from the day it is laid.
Character on showBoth routes give a floor with depth, movement and irregularity — you decide how much.

Aged & reclaimed across our collections

Genuine reclaimed floors and aged, worked oak together in one place. Filter by collection and tone, then select a product to view its character, construction and intended use, or order a sample.

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Time-worn surfaces with texture, variation, and a sense of history

Aged and reclaimed timber flooring is defined by surface character — weathered grain, natural markings, and variation developed through time, use, or traditional ageing techniques. These floors suit spaces where texture and authenticity are central to the design language.

This page brings together genuine reclaimed timber floors and engineered floors with an aged or distressed finish. Browse the range above to compare levels of character, texture, and material history, then select a product to view construction details and intended applications.

Aged timber vs reclaimed timber – what’s the difference?

  • Reclaimed timber: Sourced from historic buildings, beams, or industrial structures. Each board carries genuine marks from previous use.
  • Aged or distressed timber: New timber that has been textured, treated, or finished to replicate the appearance of time-worn wood.
  • Engineered construction: Most options are engineered for stability while retaining surface character.

Both approaches offer strong visual depth. The right choice depends on how much variation, history, and irregularity your project calls for.

The range above includes aged and reclaimed timber flooring, along with selected reclaimed wall panelling products.

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See an aged or reclaimed floor in your own light

Order a free sample and see the character, the marks and the finish in the room it is going in.

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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.