Honey oak flooring is in big demand right now, and it is not just a winter/spring fashion. The signs are that this is a trend that's with us to survive.
There are few things nicer than coming home after a hard day's work and relaxing in a comfy, cosy room. And there are few better ways to produce the ideal backdrop to all that than with honey oak flooring. At East Sussex Floor Sanding we are huge fans of wood as you can imagine, and the current trend towards honey tones has got us very excited.
We now have a selection of flooring in stock that would fit to the'honey oak flooring' category well. Most are suited to use throughout the house and will add cosyness and relaxation to any room you choose. But if you plump for the solid wood floor we cite, just be sure not to fit it in bathrooms or kitchens, since it is not ideally suited to those surroundings.
If you are searching to make a cosier lounge or bedroom, but still want a mild feeling for your area, this light natural engineered oak floor that is actually called gray is for you. At the lightest end of this honey spectrum it looks as though it has been virtually left untreated. That said, the oiled finish means that it'll stand up to everyday life, even in a busy household. An almost transparent honey colour, this oak flooring will include cosyness and charm to any room in the house.
Honey using a marbled effect
Both these choices are honey colored but with a difference. They have an almost marbled effect, one
with light marbling and one with dark. Imagine honey with a touch of cream and honey with a bit of melted chocolate and you'll get the idea perfectly.
This marbled impact, engineered walnut white washed flooring is cosy and warm atmosphere but nevertheless has a mild and interesting advantage to it. We have seen this flooring used to great effect in virtually every room of the house, but at a current project we used it in a massive lounge, diner and kitchen space and it was simply stunning!
If you're looking for something in the darker end of this honey scale, then these dark honey coloured, engineered oak reclaimed floor are magnificent. A reclaimed look floor, you'd swear it was recovered or recovered from an old factory, castle or pub. The aging process it has gone through is so convincing that it'll have even the purest of cynics fooled. Again, you can use this floor throughout the house to great effect and become the envy of all your friends and family.
Inspired by the early chateaux and castles throughout Europe, this herringbone flooring simply screams class and style. A very, very dark honey color it will not date and will place off contemporary or traditional furnishings into a tee.
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