Explore Our Wood Floor Collections

Choosing the Right Hardwood Floors

Your hardwood floors do more than support your steps—they set the tone for your entire space. The right flooring choice enhances your home’s character, complementing everything from furniture to natural light. Whether you’re aiming for a classic, rustic charm or a sleek, modern feel, selecting the perfect hardwood is a crucial step in bringing your vision to life. With thoughtful design and quality craftsmanship, your floors will become a lasting centerpiece of your home.

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THE EIGHTEEN SEVENTY-FIVE COLLECTION

A Historic Innovation. A Timeless Floor for You.

In the early 19th century, Marc Brunel revolutionized woodworking by developing a technique to slice veneers from hardwood lumber. By 1875, this method was refined to enhance efficiency while preserving the wood’s natural beauty. This breakthrough laid the foundation for engineered flooring—combining durability with elegance. Inspired by this innovation, Real Wood Floors presents the Eighteen Seventy-Five Collection—a tribute to craftsmanship and timeless design.

Weathered and Wire Brushed Texture | Wide Plank | Engineered Wood

Battersea - White oak hardwood sample

Battersea - White Oak

Chelsea - White Oak - Hardwood flooring sample

Chelsea - White Oak

Harroway - White Oak - hardwood Floor Sample

Harroway - White Oak

Heathbrook - White Oak - Hardwood Floor Sample

Heathbrook -White Oak

Lambeth - White Oak - hardwood Floor Sample

Lambeth - White Oak

1875-Putney - White Oak - Hardwood Floor Sample

Putney - White Oak

1875-Surrey - White Oak - Hardwood Floor Sample

Surrey - White Oak

1875-Wandsworth - White Oak - Hardwood Floor Sample

Wandsworth - White Oak

THE BOWLAND FELLS COLLECTION

Natural Beauty, Lasting Elegance

Flooring isn’t just about function—it’s about creating a space that feels warm, inviting, and timeless. The Bowland Fells Collection is designed to do just that. With impressive widths, extra-long planks, and an earthy, nature-inspired palette, this collection highlights the beauty of organic wood grain while offering exceptional durability. Finished with a resilient urethane coating, these floors are built for both everyday living and enduring style.

Average Board Length: 61” | 60% of Boards Per Carton Are Full Length | 9.5” Wide | Planks Ranging from 1.5’ – 7’

Bolton – European White Oak

Bolton – European White Oak

Close-up of Eldroth European White Oak flooring featuring a soft, light beige tone with gentle, natural wood grain patterns.

Eldroth – European White Oak

Close-up of Haraden European White Oak flooring with a rich, earthy tone and detailed natural wood grain.

Haraden – European White Oak

Close-up of Lawkland European White Oak flooring featuring a warm, taupe finish with subtle wood grain texture.

Lawkland – European White Oak

Close-up of Leagram European White Oak flooring with a medium beige tone and smooth, natural wood grain pattern.

Leagram – European White Oak

Longridge – European White Oak

Longridge – European White Oak

Close-up of Marshaw European White Oak flooring featuring a light, neutral finish with soft, elegant wood grain texture.

Marshaw – European White Oak

Close-up of Stonyhurst European White Oak flooring with a muted gray-brown tone and refined, natural wood grain detailing.

Stonyhurst – European White Oak

THE KILLARNEY COLLECTION

Rustic Elegance, Inspired by Ireland

With its extra-wide planks and gently worn texture, the Killarney Collection captures the quiet charm of the Irish countryside. Reminiscent of the rolling landscapes along the Kerry Way, these natural, earth-toned white oak floors offer a timeless appeal that blends warmth with sophistication. Finished with a lightly wire-brushed surface and an easy-clean urethane coating, this collection brings both beauty and durability to any space.

7 1/2″ Extra Wide Planks | Lightly Wire-Brushed | Easy-Clean Urethane Finish

Galway – European White Oak

Galway – European White Oak

Kells – European White Oak

Kells – European White Oak

Close-up of Kerry European White Oak flooring featuring a warm, honey-toned finish with distinct wood grain patterns.

Kerry – European White Oak

Kingfisher – European White Oak

Kingfisher – European White Oak

O’Grady – European White Oak

O’Grady – European White Oak

Close-up of Olde Forge European White Oak flooring with a deep, rustic brown finish and prominent wood grain texture.

Olde Forge – European White Oak

Close-up of Parkfield European White Oak flooring featuring a soft, neutral beige tone with smooth, natural wood grain.

Parkfield – European White Oak

Thidwick – European White Oak

Thidwick – European White Oak

THE MONT ROCHARD COLLECTION

Refined Elegance, Lasting Beauty

The Mont Rochard Collection brings the sophistication of European White Oak into your home, offering a seamless blend of luxury and durability. With its clean, uniform grain and subtle texturing, each plank highlights the wood’s natural beauty while maintaining a modern, knot-free aesthetic. Inspired by timeless French design, this collection delivers a polished yet inviting foundation for any refined interior.

AB Grade Veneer for a Knot-Free, Contemporary Look | 50% of Boards Per Carton Are Full Length | 7-1/2” Wide | Planks Ranging from 2’ – 6’

Alsace – European White Oak

Alsace – European White Oak

Close-up of Bordeaux European White Oak flooring with a rich, medium-brown tone and elegant wood grain pattern.

Bordeaux – European White Oak

Close-up of Clermont European White Oak flooring showcasing a warm, natural finish with subtle wood grain details.

Clermont – European White Oak

Close-up of Lorraine European White Oak flooring with a cool, grayish tone and refined wood grain texture.

Lorraine – European White Oak

Close-up of Provence European White Oak flooring featuring a light, beige-toned finish with delicate wood grain patterns.

Provence – European White Oak

Close-up of Savoy European White Oak flooring showcasing a soft, neutral tone with subtle wood grain texture.

Savoy – European White Oak

Versailles – European White Oak

Versailles – European White Oak

THE OVERTURE COLLECTION

Sleek Simplicity, Timeless Appeal

The Overture Collection offers a harmonious balance of elegance and simplicity. Crafted from sustainably harvested Brazilian Oak, these wide planks feature a smooth, lightly brushed grain that enhances the wood’s natural beauty. With a selection of eight classic tones, this collection provides a clean and refined foundation for any space, bringing warmth and sophistication to your home.

Extra-Wide 7 1/2″ Planks | Smooth & Uniform Style | Lightly Brushed Grain

Adagio – Brazilian Oak

Adagio – Brazilian Oak

Aria – Brazilian Oak

Aria – Brazilian Oak

Close-up of Cadenza Brazilian Oak flooring with a warm, golden-brown hue and elegant wood grain detailing.

Cadenza – Brazilian Oak

Close-up of Crescendo Brazilian Oak flooring featuring a medium brown tone with fine, natural wood grain patterns.

Crescendo – Brazilian Oak

Close-up of Forte Overture Brazilian Oak flooring with a rich, dark brown wood grain and smooth finish.

Forte – Overture: Brazilian Oak

Legato – Overture: Brazilian Oak

Legato – Overture: Brazilian Oak

Sonata – Overture: Brazilian Oak

Sonata – Overture: Brazilian Oak

Virtuoso – Brazilian Oak

Virtuoso – Brazilian Oak

THE SILVIAN COLLECTION

Effortless Elegance, Timeless Simplicity

The Silvian Collection offers a neutral, inviting foundation that complements any design style. With organic textures, soft faded tones, and the warmth of European Oak, these floors bring both versatility and beauty to your space. Inspired by classic Nordic aesthetics, this collection embraces the idea that less is more—proving that great design is not only timeless but effortlessly refined. Whether serving as a subtle backdrop or the centerpiece of a room, the Silvian Collection enhances your home with understated sophistication.

European Oak Style | Extra-Wide Planks | Up to 7’ Lengths

Kivi | Stone – European White Oak

Kivi | Stone – European White Oak

Laakso Valley – European White Oak

Laakso Valley – European White Oak

Close-up of Luonto Nature European White Oak flooring showcasing a natural, earthy wood grain texture.

Luonto | Nature – European White Oak

Close-up of Maki Hill European White Oak flooring with a warm, medium-toned wood grain finish.

Maki | Hill – European White Oak

Sade | Rain – European White Oak

Sade | Rain – European White Oak

Close-up of Taivas Sky European White Oak flooring featuring a soft, light-toned wood grain texture.

Taivas | Sky – European White Oak

Tuuli | Wind – European White Oak

Tuuli | Wind – European White Oak

Virta | Stream – European White Oak

Virta | Stream – European White Oak

THE VINTAGE LOFT COLLECTION

Industrial Heritage, Timeless Comfort

Inspired by the enduring charm of repurposed industrial spaces, the Vintage Loft Collection brings a sense of history and warmth to modern interiors. Echoing the well-worn floors of historic warehouses and factories, these extra-wide planks feature reclaimed detailing and a wire-brushed finish for an authentic, lived-in feel. Much like a favorite leather jacket or a well-loved reading chair, these floors exude character, comfort, and effortless style—perfectly worn in, yet built to last.

 

Exceptional Long Lengths Up to 8′ | Extra-Wide 8 1/2″ Planks | 5/8″ Thick | Reclaimed Detailing | Wire-Brushed Finish

Bowery – European White Oak

Bowery – European White Oak

Distillery – European White Oak

Distillery – European White Oak

Gristmill – European Oak

Gristmill – European Oak

Harborside – European Oak

Harborside – European Oak

Close-up of Millhouse European Oak hardwood flooring with a light, natural wood grain finish.

Millhouse – European Oak

Railyard – European Oak

Railyard – European Oak

Sawmill – European Oak

Sawmill – European Oak

Tavern – European White Oak

Tavern – European White Oak

Frequently Asked Questions

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Manufactured wood flooring typically falls into two categories: engineered hardwood and luxury vinyl plank (LVP). Engineered hardwood features a real wood veneer over a plywood or HDF core, offering durability with a natural look. LVP is a synthetic alternative designed to mimic wood while providing waterproof and scratch-resistant properties. Both options have their advantages, depending on your lifestyle and design goals.

It depends on your needs. LVP is fully waterproof, making it a great choice for moisture-prone areas like kitchens and basements. It’s also more scratch-resistant, ideal for homes with pets and kids. Engineered hardwood, on the other hand, offers the authentic warmth and beauty of real wood with added stability. If you prioritize natural aesthetics and long-term value, engineered hardwood is the way to go.

 

Hardwood flooring is graded based on appearance, not durability. The most common grades include:

  • Select & Better: Minimal knots and color variations for a clean, uniform look.
  • #1 Common: Natural variations with some knots and color differences.
  • #2 Common (Rustic or Cabin Grade): A more character-filled floor with knots, mineral streaks, and color changes.

The best grade depends on your style preference. If you want a refined, contemporary look, go for Select & Better. For a rustic or farmhouse aesthetic, #2 Common is a great choice.

The best type depends on your lifestyle, home environment, and design preferences:

  • Solid Hardwood: Ideal for long-term durability and can be refinished multiple times, but sensitive to moisture.
  • Engineered Hardwood: More stable than solid wood, great for fluctuating humidity levels, and still offers a real wood surface.
  • LVP (Luxury Vinyl Plank): Best for waterproof needs, high-traffic areas, and budget-conscious projects.

 

If you want the warmth and value of real wood, engineered or solid hardwood are excellent choices.

Not necessarily—it depends on your needs. Engineered hardwood resists moisture and temperature changes better, making it ideal for basements or humid climates. Solid hardwood, however, can be refinished more times over its lifespan, allowing for decades of use. If longevity is your priority and you don’t have moisture concerns, solid hardwood is a great investment. If you need a more stable and versatile option, engineered hardwood is the better choice.

Hardwood flooring—both solid and engineered—is widely regarded as the best choice for resale value. Homebuyers appreciate the natural beauty, longevity, and warmth that real wood provides. Among hardwood options, oak, maple, and hickory tend to be the most popular and timeless. If you’re looking to maximize resale potential, choose a neutral, classic stain that appeals to a broad range of buyers.

Consider three factors: durability, color, and grain pattern. If you need a hard-wearing floor, go for oak, hickory, or maple. For a more refined look, walnut or cherry offer rich, smooth grains. If you want a rustic feel, ash or reclaimed wood can add character. Think about your home’s style and how much foot traffic the space will see before making a decision. Local to Austin, TX? Schedule an in person visit to explore options. 

 

Wide planks (5” and up) create a more open, modern feel, making rooms appear larger and more seamless. Narrow planks (2.25”-4”) offer a classic, traditional look and can add visual texture. The choice depends on the aesthetic you’re aiming for and the size of your space.

Wood floors can be installed in kitchens with proper sealing and maintenance. However, in bathrooms, where moisture levels are high, LVP or tile may be a better choice. If you want wood in a bathroom, engineered hardwood is more moisture-resistant than solid hardwood.

What finish should I choose for my hardwood floors?

  • Matte & Satin: Hides scratches and imperfections better, ideal for high-traffic homes.
  • Semi-Gloss & Glossy: Adds shine but shows wear more easily. Best for formal spaces.
  • Oil-Based vs. Water-Based Polyurethane: Oil-based finishes offer a warm, amber glow, while water-based finishes dry clearer and are less prone to yellowing.
  • Use rugs and felt pads under furniture to prevent scratches.
  • Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dirt and debris.
  • Clean with a wood-safe cleaner, avoiding excessive moisture.
  • Refinish or recoat every few years, depending on wear.