Wood, as an organic raw material, possesses unique characteristics that make it exceptional compared to synthetic materials.

The fiber structure, grain patterns, knots, and micropores all influence how wood absorbs dyes and oils.

Each plank is slightly different, as it comes from a different part of a tree that has grown under specific climatic conditions.

Antique Oak wooden floors stand out with their varied colors and shades - this very feature gives them a natural and timeless appearance. Instead of a flat, "factory-made" surface, they offer an authentic palette of colors that shift depending on the angle of light.

Unlike synthetic coverings, wooden floors are not uniform - and that is their greatest advantage.

 

The natural diversity of colors ensures that every space gains a unique character.

When choosing Antique Oak wooden floors, it is essential to consider the presence of varied shades within a single selected color.

Below, we present a color scheme along with examples of shade differences.