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Engineered oak flooring is available in a wider range of colors than most buyers and specifiers expect — from the palest natural white-toned oak to near-black, with grey, amber, golden and brown tones in between. This guide covers all available oak floor colors from PerfektoWood, organised by color family, with links to full product descriptions and specifications for each finish.
All colors listed below are available in chevron, herringbone and straight board formats — in Select, Classic and Rustic grades. Direct factory supply from Lithuania to architects, interior designers, developers and flooring contractors across Europe.
Natural oak colors show the true tone of European oak with minimal color treatment — UV oil applied for protection without altering the wood's natural appearance.
| Color | Character | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Bisquit ⭐ Most popular | Warm pale biscuit — natural unfinished-look oak. UV oiled, invisible finish. | Any interior style. The most versatile color in the collection. |
| Spring Honey | Warm golden-honey tone. UV oil enhances natural warmth of oak. | Scandinavian, contemporary, warm-toned interiors. |
White and pale oak finishes reflect light and create a bright, airy quality — particularly effective in Nordic climates and minimalist interiors.
| Color | Character | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Winter Forest | Pale white-toned oak. Available brushed or sanded. Cool and serene. | Scandinavian, minimalist, bright contemporary interiors. |
Grey oak is the most widely specified color family in contemporary European residential and hospitality interiors. PerfektoWood offers multiple grey tones — from cool silver to deep charcoal.
| Color | Character | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Silver Grey | Cool silver-grey, light to mid tone. UV oiled factory finish. | Contemporary, Scandinavian, minimalist interiors. Installed in Geneva, Switzerland. |
| Grey Shadow | Deeper, cooler grey. More dramatic than Silver Grey. | Interiors requiring a stronger grey statement. |
| Nastro | Neutral mid-grey, smoked oak. Cool and balanced. | Contemporary, minimalist, Scandinavian interiors. |
Warm brown and amber tones bring richness and depth — suited to traditional, transitional and mid-century modern interiors.
| Color | Character | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Cappuccino | Warm amber-golden smoked oak. Rich and glowing. Installed in Geneva, Switzerland. | Classic, transitional, warm-palette interiors. Wide boards. |
| Bronzo | Warm brown smoked oak with pigmented color oil. Rich, earthy depth. | Traditional, mid-century modern. Brass, leather, dark wood interiors. |
| Color | Character | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Assoluto | Deep dark yellow smoked oak. Intense, unconventional. References aged historic parquet. | Traditional, neo-classical, boutique hospitality. Deep wall colors. |
Dark and near-black oak finishes create maximum visual weight and dramatic character — suited to large spaces and bold interior concepts.
| Color | Character | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Lava | Near-black — the darkest finish in the collection. Pigmented color oil. | Large spaces, high contrast with light walls. Boutique hospitality. |
Understanding how color is applied to engineered oak is important for specification — it affects both the visual result and long-term maintenance.
UV oil (natural colors) — transparent oil applied and UV-cured at the factory. Protects the wood without altering its natural color. Used for Bisquit, Spring Honey, Silver Grey, Grey Shadow and Winter Forest. The natural oak tone is the floor color.
Pigmented color oil — oil with added color pigment applied and UV-cured at the factory. The color is in the oil layer. Used for Bronzo (brown), Lava (black) and other color-treated finishes. Sanding removes the color — re-oil with the matching color oil to restore.
Ammonia smoking — the oak is exposed to ammonia vapour before finishing, which reacts with the wood's natural tannins to produce a color change. Used as the base for Nastro, Cappuccino, Bronzo, Assoluto and other smoked finishes. The oil finish then adds the final color tone. For full surface and finishing details see the Oak Parquet Surface & Finishing Guide.
All colors are available as samples on request. PerfektoWood supplies engineered oak flooring in all listed colors directly to architects, interior designers, developers and flooring contractors across Europe — Sweden, Switzerland, Germany, Norway, Finland, France, Austria, Ireland, the UK and beyond.
Contact PerfektoWood to request color samples, B2B pricing or technical specifications. See all available colors and formats in the Engineered Chevron & Herringbone collection.
From natural pale (Bisquit, Spring Honey) through white (Winter Forest), grey (Silver Grey, Grey Shadow, Nastro), warm amber (Cappuccino), brown (Bronzo), dark yellow (Assoluto) to near-black (Lava). 30+ colors available in chevron, herringbone and board formats.
Bisquit — natural pale oak, UV oiled, looks like unfinished wood. The most versatile color, suits any interior style. The most ordered finish in the PerfektoWood collection.
Natural colors (Bisquit, Spring Honey) show the true oak tone — UV oil adds protection without changing color. Smoked colors (Nastro, Cappuccino, Assoluto) use ammonia smoking as a base, with color oil applied over. The color is in the oil layer and is removed when sanded.
Winter Forest (pale white), Bisquit (natural pale) and Silver Grey (cool neutral grey) are the most commonly specified colors for Scandinavian interiors — pale tones maximise light, cool greys complement clean minimalist aesthetics.
Lava — near-black pigmented color oil. The most dramatic and intense specification in the PerfektoWood collection.
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