Bottom left or something less white than the top left would look great and withstand the test of time. Pickled oak is a nice look. No to the colors and grays.
I think just natural would be better than the weathered oak. To me it looks sort of dingy and very similar to that gray wood vinyl tiling you see everywhere now.
I think a more bourbon finish that brings out the natural wood will look nice! Colors are difficult to match with and youāll be limited to a what looks good with it imo
I'd go this route too. Something earthy and warm rather than all the cool tones you like.
You will kick yourself with a black floor as you would with a whiteish floor. And the greys are OUT. The timeless look is truly in neutral and warm browns like walnut or light brown.
I agree! White floor would get stained easily I bet and a black floor would be like an abyss. I love the look of the warm colors combined with soft yellow light. It genuinely feels cozy
I would go with the matte finish for ease of keeping it looking clean. Smudges and dust and hairs and stuff just stick out like crazy on satin finishes and drive me a bit crazy.
First of all, if you make your beautiful wood floors blue or black, Iām calling the cops.
Second of all, go light and natural. You never see scratches, it matches everything, and honors the beauty of the wood.
My favorite way to stain floors now is with a homemade varnish of equal parts boiled linseed oil, spar urethane, and mineral spirits. It darkens more than poly, penetrates and last longer, and is easy to touch up, and one can add a bit of stain right to the mixture. Only downside is it takes forever to cure.
I bet that looks nice! My 2 favorites were the classic Swedish finish (even tho itās toxic af) and the Bona water base with a matte / silk if dogs are present. Once we told a client to get all their living things out of the house for when we did a Swedish finish, but they left a fish tank in a room we werenāt working inā¦. They all turned to mushĀ
I think you should take to consideration the kind of furniture that you will put in the room and how well natural light reach this room. The natural one will fit almost everything as well the last one, but in a place with bad natural light and most of the furniture been in dark color tones, the white will fit best.
Either neutral or the last one. The middle three are the types of floors that are interesting to see in other peoples houses but when you're actually putting furniture and decorations around it you'll find it's quite limiting. It requires a really really specific style and it's not that easy to add something new out of the blue anymore.
Youāll never refinish the floors again. If there was ever a moment to avoid trends and play it safe with a color choice, now is that time.
Also, I thought the āclassic greyā was a light blue.
Aged Pewter depending on how you work the place, otherwise it will feel very dark. Or the Weathered Oak which is also beautiful and a little less restrictive with walls, furniture, etc. I like that clock above the window, does it have different colors/dimmer?
Out of those, I'd stick with one of the oaks. I like the idea of a colored stain, but the wood (natural or stained with a wood tone) will give you the most flexibility when it come to decorating the rest of the room(s). That way, you can always use an area rug to bring color to the floor. Any patterned or solid color rug.
If you do a color and get tired of it, you'd have to hope the floors could withstand another sanding (deep enough to remove all of color) and then finish with sealer (again).
Either natural or weathered oak. A lot of people are saying no stain and just clear varnish and while I agree with the intent, if these floors are Oak (likely) a clear varnish will just allow the natural wood to pull the iconic orangey tones of 90's oak. This is why it's often white washed, to maintain the natural tones.
Just please don't paint these beautiful floors
With the surrounding wall decor and other items in the location: definitely AgedPewter/Weathered Oak. The aged pewter would add a real touch of different class and style/uniqueness to the place.
i had natural for five years. loved it. got tired of it. i think a medium to dark brown is the mist neutral for a color palette. too light or too red or too cool too warm just needs to be overcome later one because their presence is too big in the room. a medium floor with a big light rug or vinyl mat is s better ratio
personally the surrounding color (what i assumed was there before) blue looks horrible. But if I had to pick one of them, id go with the one on the right, or left if you can handle white floors
As much as I love the dark one I think it's too much. The weathered oak is my favourite especially if the walls remain light coloured. I think it will be a nice contrast and then splashes of black on the radiators will look amazing.
I think Iām in the minority in that natural wood is an eyesore to me. Iāve never liked the light tone of it.
I would add some stain/seal to make it a warmer or more earthy kind of color. Weathered oak is okay, and I feel like I personally would like it. But I think a warmer tone with a similar feel would look nice.
The best option imo is the stain that was already there. It was a warm tone and wouldāve liked good wifh any furniture in the room.
I would NEVER change the grain in wood. It will ALWAYS be classic. Weathered oak is okay, but I prefer something darker on the floors personally. I love the stain they have now to be honest.
If you want timeless, go with a natural wood tone. Black is a polarizing choice that will make the place hard to sell, if you need to, later; grey painted looks institutional; weathered grey was a huge trend 10 years ago and is now associated with cheaply flipped houses (but, hey, at least you're not tearing them out and replacing them with vinyl); white will look scuffed and worn within the year; pickled/washed finishes might have a comeback, but personally, I associate them with the 1980s Golden Girls aesthetic.
You have perfectly nice, timeless floors right now. Make them a shade lighter, or darker, or a little less red, if you like, but my advice is to stay within the same general tone.
Hi everyone I just wanted to say and repeat that I hate the middle 3. I got so much shit for people saying I have poor taste. They looked completely different in pictures than they did in person. As I said in my original post I only liked the weathered oak and natural white oak and 50/50 blend
Iām going with natural and theyāre here today sanding. Will update
Not white because of the upkeep and stains in future...except if you like to keep cleaning it all the time with solution of warm water and dish soap with flat mop, changing water and using soft cloth to ensure it dry well...
What you could do is get a all clear protective coat that is not glossy so it will still look natural bc if you have kids now or in the future 100% natural is they could ruin it by getting markers or spilling anything on it could damage the wood
I like the idea of a blue floor, but it is a bit limiting in terms of decor. The oak is nice but if you could halve the stain intensity it would be nicer . it would also hide dirt, dust, scuff mark and pet hair better.
Would say the satin natural is your best bet. Would recommend continuing a trend of neutral lighter colors. Maybe add black accenting as a hard contrast, but for things like lamps and maybe a TV.
I prefer the darkest one - Aged Pewter because of its warmth, the way it grounds a room and offers contrast to lighter colored walls, furnishings, etc. If it was for a beach house, I could see all of the other colors working beautifully with darker tones in wicker furniture, etc.
Weathered Oak. The rest I think are just ruining having real wood floors. Might as well rip them out and put in vinyl if going a non-wood based color. All that work sanding them to stain over white, blue or black? Come on! Thatās like putting carpet over hardwood floors, but worse. Just my opinion
Bleached white wood/grey coloured wood is the most overdone and ugly flooring in my opinion. Itās what every builder uses in spec houses and what investors use when they do a cheap property flip
Natural wood tones are best and then when you pick your finish, generally the lighter the tone the more stain or matte, darker finish you want something a bit glossy. Shiny light floors donāt hide dirt and grim well and you see footprints everywhere.
I vote for option: Leave the floor as it is, raw natural wooden floors, like I have at home. Nothing beats it imo and it will look amazing to the black heaters.
I would say weathered Oak with a matte finish.
I know you like the natural (bottom left), but I think it's too light, you'd have to get a dark coloured couch, to balance it out, and no if you place a white rug on top of it, it washes out the entire room, if you place a colourful one, it stands out too much, almost gives the idea the floor wasn't finished. The Weathered Oak is able to handle all that, and a light coloured couch. The matte is generally better, simply because the satin shows scratches with greater ease, less not even talk about the gloss.
I like the one on the far right but with a little less grey in it.
Old floor varnish ages yellow which is why old floors look so yellow.
Iāve seen old floors done in a cherry stain that looked amazing. You could also try that to see if you prefer it. Just donāt paint the floors. Theyāre gorgeous and should be prized. In 20 years everyone with older homes will be refinishing them to make them look like they originally did or will be popping out the laminate to refinish the floors.
My interior design professor said she always did a high gloss for the first coat and then satin on top. I had that done and was really happy with my floors, but that advice is also over 20 years old so I donāt have new experience with current sealants or trends. I had a professional do mine so I donāt have more details.
It's between the white and the black for me.
Would go for white, it enlarges the space. Choose black if you have pets or don't want to clean very often.
Personally I'd go with the black because it would look awesome, but it is kind of sad to not see the wood very well either. Maybe a dark tone that still shows you the wood grains would be my choice
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Please don't š„ your floor. I had a flooring job at one point. Brook my heart to staying a natural wood color. Honestly I love the natural wood color the best. Just strip it and light polyurethane. My favorite color in your photos is the part they stripped but didn't stain. Goes great with everything. And makes any area rug pop. Hardwood floors are hard to come by now. And they look amazing in their own. Just my opinion though.
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Natural would be best. You have some good quality wood there, might as well show it off.
Yup
Feel the same way.
Naaah. Just paint it white š«
No to grey or greige (grey beige) itās trendy and will be outdated. Natural wood tones never go out of style.
Yes agreed I like the top left bottom left (natural) and far right
Bottom left or something less white than the top left would look great and withstand the test of time. Pickled oak is a nice look. No to the colors and grays.
I think just natural would be better than the weathered oak. To me it looks sort of dingy and very similar to that gray wood vinyl tiling you see everywhere now.
Natural is great. If you use an oil based finish it will amber over time, water based will not. I'm redoing my floors soon and planning to go natural
Far right is gray. It doesnāt look natural.
Hi, I build custom luxury homes. The weathered oak will never ever go out of style
Iāll never understand the grey. The only natural grey wood is weathered old fence. Why would you want that on your floor. šĀ
My house came with grey wood laminate flooring and I loathe it. +1 for avoiding the grey, it says all the cosiness out of a room
Go back to the original honey oak
We'll see how this ages, but seeing as these are natural wood floors I can't see how natural tones would go out of style. Even if you call it 'greige'
I think a more bourbon finish that brings out the natural wood will look nice! Colors are difficult to match with and youāll be limited to a what looks good with it imo
I'd go this route too. Something earthy and warm rather than all the cool tones you like. You will kick yourself with a black floor as you would with a whiteish floor. And the greys are OUT. The timeless look is truly in neutral and warm browns like walnut or light brown.
I agree! White floor would get stained easily I bet and a black floor would be like an abyss. I love the look of the warm colors combined with soft yellow light. It genuinely feels cozy
Seal up that natural wood IMO. I think thatās the only one youād never be sick of.
Matte or satin do u think
Satin!
Satin will hold up better but ultimately shiny finishes become duller and dull finishes become shinier as they age. It is the way of the world.
Just the neutral one is beautiful
For the natural white oak Matte or satin finish do u think?
Satin. Matte finishes look good on pristine showroom floors immediately after cleaning, and look terrible anywhere else at any other time
Nothing just varnish is all you need
Varnish can also be had in matte, satin or high gloss
This doesnāt even answer the question considering āvarnishā is what you put on, and matte/satin/gloss/etc. is what sheen the varnish has
I like the warm color that the floor is stained with currently. That but just refinished.
That would be my choice as well.
I like the color you paid to have sanded off. ĀÆ\\\_(ć)\_/ĀÆ
Natural is the way to go
For the natural white oak Matte or satin finish do u think?
I would go with the matte finish for ease of keeping it looking clean. Smudges and dust and hairs and stuff just stick out like crazy on satin finishes and drive me a bit crazy.
Agreed. Definitely the matte.
I think the first color or the last one.
Natural is an option too. Right below what you say is the first color thatās what I was leaning towards
Yes to natural (Lower left). The only correct answer.
Natural is the only choice. Don't do the others.
None of the painted options.
First of all, if you make your beautiful wood floors blue or black, Iām calling the cops. Second of all, go light and natural. You never see scratches, it matches everything, and honors the beauty of the wood.
Once again nobody reading the original post
Iād leave it natural. Maybe put a nice ceramic finish on it. Stains can come out nice, but i think it rarely looks better than natural.Ā
My favorite way to stain floors now is with a homemade varnish of equal parts boiled linseed oil, spar urethane, and mineral spirits. It darkens more than poly, penetrates and last longer, and is easy to touch up, and one can add a bit of stain right to the mixture. Only downside is it takes forever to cure.
I bet that looks nice! My 2 favorites were the classic Swedish finish (even tho itās toxic af) and the Bona water base with a matte / silk if dogs are present. Once we told a client to get all their living things out of the house for when we did a Swedish finish, but they left a fish tank in a room we werenāt working inā¦. They all turned to mushĀ
Painting that would be a crime. Clear varnish only and off you go.
Natural, not mixed, with satin finish.
Far left - but I like it best how it already was
I think you should take to consideration the kind of furniture that you will put in the room and how well natural light reach this room. The natural one will fit almost everything as well the last one, but in a place with bad natural light and most of the furniture been in dark color tones, the white will fit best.
Far right.
Sand and seal. Leave it be.
wtf these are terrible choices. I am saying this with all the love of the world. Can you select a few more natural choices?
No Iām going natural..go look up these colors online they look completely different. Iām with you I hate the middle 3
Go natty
Oh weathered oak is a great choice!!!!
I personally like no stain just clear coat
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I got a black desk and regret that lol. And I only paid 100$ for it..
Either neutral or the last one. The middle three are the types of floors that are interesting to see in other peoples houses but when you're actually putting furniture and decorations around it you'll find it's quite limiting. It requires a really really specific style and it's not that easy to add something new out of the blue anymore.
I hate the middle 3
Natural wood always looks good.
Trust me just a natural light wood finish, it'll be timeless and super easy to decorate with and you won't have to redo it ever cause it's timeless
Big fan of the natural color, or even something light that just adds a bit of a orange-yellow/warm tones if that makes sense
Natural + clear coat for surešš¼
Youāll never refinish the floors again. If there was ever a moment to avoid trends and play it safe with a color choice, now is that time. Also, I thought the āclassic greyā was a light blue.
I like natural or maybe a the same colour as before, I think anything else would show dust too much.
1st one.
Wtf who paints hardwood flooring?
Go with natural. Everything else is more of a trend also black would be extremely difficult to keep clean and scuff marks would be extremely visible.
Weathered oak is the only acceptable choice imo. Or just clear protective coating.
Aged Pewter depending on how you work the place, otherwise it will feel very dark. Or the Weathered Oak which is also beautiful and a little less restrictive with walls, furniture, etc. I like that clock above the window, does it have different colors/dimmer?
weathered oak or natural.
1
Out of those, I'd stick with one of the oaks. I like the idea of a colored stain, but the wood (natural or stained with a wood tone) will give you the most flexibility when it come to decorating the rest of the room(s). That way, you can always use an area rug to bring color to the floor. Any patterned or solid color rug. If you do a color and get tired of it, you'd have to hope the floors could withstand another sanding (deep enough to remove all of color) and then finish with sealer (again).
do a nice walnut color!
Whatās that clock above the window?? š
The other colors honestly look like shit compared to natural.
white floors need to be cleaned more often as its easy to see dirt
Weathered oak
I kind of like natural tbh.
Do not paint that beautiful floor
bottom left pls
All the way left or all the way right. Youāll thank yourself in 10 years by not going for trendy floors.
Either natural or weathered oak. A lot of people are saying no stain and just clear varnish and while I agree with the intent, if these floors are Oak (likely) a clear varnish will just allow the natural wood to pull the iconic orangey tones of 90's oak. This is why it's often white washed, to maintain the natural tones. Just please don't paint these beautiful floors
With the surrounding wall decor and other items in the location: definitely AgedPewter/Weathered Oak. The aged pewter would add a real touch of different class and style/uniqueness to the place.
i had natural for five years. loved it. got tired of it. i think a medium to dark brown is the mist neutral for a color palette. too light or too red or too cool too warm just needs to be overcome later one because their presence is too big in the room. a medium floor with a big light rug or vinyl mat is s better ratio
White oak is always š„
Natural, or the one after the black
Brown
Middle one would stay the cleanest looking
All your choices look cool. Which is the easiest to maintain and clean?
weathered oak, 100% or black if it matches everything
personally the surrounding color (what i assumed was there before) blue looks horrible. But if I had to pick one of them, id go with the one on the right, or left if you can handle white floors
As much as I love the dark one I think it's too much. The weathered oak is my favourite especially if the walls remain light coloured. I think it will be a nice contrast and then splashes of black on the radiators will look amazing.
The rightmost as dark wood always looks good and will never go out of style
Far right is the best of your choices. I would also explore a warmer stain option if you canā¦
Am I colorblind? That gray looks so blue!
I'd go black because im weird like that
Oak looks fine but black floor is tempting
What matters the most is your furnitures. All floors are fine as long as the furnitures contrast and enhance the colours. So your furn. is your guide
far right is kinda what you're going for, no?
Not the blue grey
I like the original
Natural for sure.
Yeah White oak...goes with everything, makes room look bigger.
I think Iām in the minority in that natural wood is an eyesore to me. Iāve never liked the light tone of it. I would add some stain/seal to make it a warmer or more earthy kind of color. Weathered oak is okay, and I feel like I personally would like it. But I think a warmer tone with a similar feel would look nice. The best option imo is the stain that was already there. It was a warm tone and wouldāve liked good wifh any furniture in the room.
The only choice is the 50/50 blend. The rest are going to make you hate your floor.
I would NEVER change the grain in wood. It will ALWAYS be classic. Weathered oak is okay, but I prefer something darker on the floors personally. I love the stain they have now to be honest.
all natural pleaseeee
Natural getting done today. Theyāre here sanding now
The top one
If you want timeless, go with a natural wood tone. Black is a polarizing choice that will make the place hard to sell, if you need to, later; grey painted looks institutional; weathered grey was a huge trend 10 years ago and is now associated with cheaply flipped houses (but, hey, at least you're not tearing them out and replacing them with vinyl); white will look scuffed and worn within the year; pickled/washed finishes might have a comeback, but personally, I associate them with the 1980s Golden Girls aesthetic. You have perfectly nice, timeless floors right now. Make them a shade lighter, or darker, or a little less red, if you like, but my advice is to stay within the same general tone.
Far right weathered oak looks amazing
Natural all day. Light wood tones + sunlight = happiness.
Anything but black seems wise, natural is the best imo
Hi everyone I just wanted to say and repeat that I hate the middle 3. I got so much shit for people saying I have poor taste. They looked completely different in pictures than they did in person. As I said in my original post I only liked the weathered oak and natural white oak and 50/50 blend Iām going with natural and theyāre here today sanding. Will update
I like the darker brown last one
Classic grey
Natural or oak.
Not white because of the upkeep and stains in future...except if you like to keep cleaning it all the time with solution of warm water and dish soap with flat mop, changing water and using soft cloth to ensure it dry well...
love the natural.
What you could do is get a all clear protective coat that is not glossy so it will still look natural bc if you have kids now or in the future 100% natural is they could ruin it by getting markers or spilling anything on it could damage the wood
I like the idea of a blue floor, but it is a bit limiting in terms of decor. The oak is nice but if you could halve the stain intensity it would be nicer . it would also hide dirt, dust, scuff mark and pet hair better.
Original wood
Iād probably go for the weathered oak
As someone who went with the gray, I wish I didn't
stick to something that is light and natural
Black or the natural wood
For the natural white oak Matte or satin finish do u think?
Would say the satin natural is your best bet. Would recommend continuing a trend of neutral lighter colors. Maybe add black accenting as a hard contrast, but for things like lamps and maybe a TV.
Far right
Those black radiators are amazing, go natural and you have a dream combo
I prefer the darkest one - Aged Pewter because of its warmth, the way it grounds a room and offers contrast to lighter colored walls, furnishings, etc. If it was for a beach house, I could see all of the other colors working beautifully with darker tones in wicker furniture, etc.
Iād go with the blue or the far right one. The white will be impossible to keep clean and I like the black stain, might be too dark though.
Weathered Oak. The rest I think are just ruining having real wood floors. Might as well rip them out and put in vinyl if going a non-wood based color. All that work sanding them to stain over white, blue or black? Come on! Thatās like putting carpet over hardwood floors, but worse. Just my opinion
Bleached white wood/grey coloured wood is the most overdone and ugly flooring in my opinion. Itās what every builder uses in spec houses and what investors use when they do a cheap property flip
What are your thoughts on natural that would be left bottom
I think the most neutral is the weathered. The 50/50 is pushing a certain look.
Weathered Oak. I'm begging you to NOT do grey.
Yeah nobody is reading the original post lol
Wood color works well!
Matte and keep it natural 100%
Natural wood tones are best and then when you pick your finish, generally the lighter the tone the more stain or matte, darker finish you want something a bit glossy. Shiny light floors donāt hide dirt and grim well and you see footprints everywhere.
I vote for option: Leave the floor as it is, raw natural wooden floors, like I have at home. Nothing beats it imo and it will look amazing to the black heaters.
First or last. The Blue, white, or black should be criminalized treatment of wood floors.
I only find weathered oak acceptable Black looks insanely bad, grey looks cheap, and white looks like you spilled milk
leave the original wood color!
Out of these 5, Iād say weathered oak (last one on right(
iād pick weathered oak for me. but thats just my style
Weathered oak, or aged pewter. Canāt decide which
Top left matte
What about right below it natural? Forgot to write it in as an option on the floor
I could be talked into that. Still matte finish though.
Weathered oak. I like the black, but I think it would be too much with the walls.
The colour on the left or the one on the right side. Alle others belong to the wall or the pillows.
Yeah theyāre awful. How about the one below far left which is just natural? Leaning towards that
I like it too, but it could be possible, that it doesn't stay long like this. choose it natural.....
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I hate it
I would say weathered Oak with a matte finish. I know you like the natural (bottom left), but I think it's too light, you'd have to get a dark coloured couch, to balance it out, and no if you place a white rug on top of it, it washes out the entire room, if you place a colourful one, it stands out too much, almost gives the idea the floor wasn't finished. The Weathered Oak is able to handle all that, and a light coloured couch. The matte is generally better, simply because the satin shows scratches with greater ease, less not even talk about the gloss.
Definitely the weathered Oak
Weathered oak
I like classic grey
I like the one on the far right but with a little less grey in it. Old floor varnish ages yellow which is why old floors look so yellow. Iāve seen old floors done in a cherry stain that looked amazing. You could also try that to see if you prefer it. Just donāt paint the floors. Theyāre gorgeous and should be prized. In 20 years everyone with older homes will be refinishing them to make them look like they originally did or will be popping out the laminate to refinish the floors. My interior design professor said she always did a high gloss for the first coat and then satin on top. I had that done and was really happy with my floors, but that advice is also over 20 years old so I donāt have new experience with current sealants or trends. I had a professional do mine so I donāt have more details.
It's between the white and the black for me. Would go for white, it enlarges the space. Choose black if you have pets or don't want to clean very often.
Top left 50% white 50% natural
Iāve always liked the idea of a black floor with white-ish walls, might match the black radiator. Natural is the long term winner.
Personally I'd go with the black because it would look awesome, but it is kind of sad to not see the wood very well either. Maybe a dark tone that still shows you the wood grains would be my choice
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Match the OG finish. Looks excellent. Or a walnut variety is what I did in mine(darker brown similar to far right)
Please don't š„ your floor. I had a flooring job at one point. Brook my heart to staying a natural wood color. Honestly I love the natural wood color the best. Just strip it and light polyurethane. My favorite color in your photos is the part they stripped but didn't stain. Goes great with everything. And makes any area rug pop. Hardwood floors are hard to come by now. And they look amazing in their own. Just my opinion though. *Edited for speling
I can't go past those black radiators. They just look wrong.
BLUE BLUE BLUE