20 Hardwood Floors You’re Sure to Fall in Love With

For many people, hardwood is the gold standard in flooring. It’s warm, beautiful, timeless, and with a wide range of looks, there’s sure to be a hardwood floor to fit just about anyone’s style and taste.

As you figure out what sort of floors you want, take a peek at some of our favorite hardwood looks.

This richly colored, hand-scraped hardwood floor from Bruce adds warmth and character to a room.
Mohawk Hickory Floors
White oak, seen here from American OEM's Hearthwood, is one of the most popular species in hardwood right now.
Iberian Hazelwood from Mannington
European oak floors, like this one from Ribadao, is another popular species, and lends itself well to minimalist or Scandi-modern aesthetics.
Wire-brushed white oak floors, like these from Shaw, offer a lot of design versatility.
Low-gloss finishes in hardwood, seen here in this product from Mullican Flooring, work well with the increasingly popular farmhouse aesthetic.
Red oak is another popular domestic species, seen here in solid planks from AHF.
Warmer, honeyed tones in hardwood, like those seen here in this Homerwood floor, were popular awhile back, and are once again seeing a resurgence in some markets.
Smooth, subtle hardwood floors, like these from USFloors, feel at home in any space.
The light golden hues of Ribadao's European oak hardwood flooring seen here is complemented well by coral (Pantone's 2019 Color of the Year) accents.
An innovative approach to hardwood flooring is incorporating multiple species into one collection, as Mannington did here, blending maple, oak, and hickory.
This rich hardwood from Anderson-Tuftex adds warmth and a touch of luxury.
Chocolate-brown hardwood floors, like these from Anderson-Tuftex, are a beautiful complement to white walls and decor.
Light-toned hardwood, like this from USFloors, is surging in popularity right now.
A neutral, cool-toned hardwood floor, like this one from Mullican, offers versatile design options and timeless beauty.
The blended tones in this hardwood floor from Shaw adds a subtly unique flair.
This clean-grade hardwood from American OEM layers a gray shading Layers contemporary gray over a blonde oak undertone, combining cool and warm tones to offer design versatility.
Blue-tinted hardwood floors aren't for everyone, but we love these from Homerwood. Custom color staining and design options are great for those who want a more eclectic or custom space!

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Lauren Moore

Proud flooring aficionado and office dog mom, "Flauren" has been a professional writer and editor for more than a decade (though she still maintains her magnum opus was "The Day it Snowed Slurpees," written at the age of 6).

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