European Oak

Lune

Pale as morning light through linen. Quietly luminous.

Bonjour

A gentle warmth that greets every room. Light, natural, and effortlessly welcoming.

Sable

Warm oak at its most settled. Neither pale nor committed to depth — a tone that holds a room without declaring itself.

Monte

Warm oak pulled toward grey, so it holds its own against stone, concrete and brass. Neutral without going flat — the tone that doesn't force the rest of the palette.

Cendre

Oak read through a grey lens. Precise and without sentiment.

Fumé

The finish of a slow smoke. Warm darkness with movement beneath.

Ardent

Oak that has been worked but not obscured. The grain remains legible, the tone considered — a floor that holds a room rather than receding from it.

Pierre

The weight of timber, refined. Substantial and considered.

Bonsoir

The last light before dark settles in. Warm, unhurried, inevitable.

Nocturne

Deep as a room with no light on. Still, composed, and entirely deliberate.

Ombré

Smoke drawn into the grain. Layered, contemporary, controlled.

Bonne Nuit

A dark floor that commands without competing. Depth without drama.