Oak Flooring | Engineered, Solid & Project Floors

Oak Flooring

Discover the timeless beauty and durability of oak flooring. Oak is one of the most versatile flooring materials in the world, combining natural character, strength and warmth with an appearance that works beautifully in both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Our collection includes engineered oak flooring, solid oak flooring, wide plank oak floors, herringbone, chevron and aged oak flooring in a wide variety of colours, dimensions and finishes.

From private homes and apartments to hotels, restaurants, retail spaces and large-scale commercial projects, we supply oak flooring for projects of all sizes.

Natural Oak Flooring

Every oak floor has its own character. Natural grain patterns, knots and variations in colour give real oak flooring an appearance that cannot be replicated by artificial materials.

Different treatments and finishes can completely transform the character of an oak floor. Our collection includes natural, brushed, smoked, aged, distressed and oiled finishes, ranging from clean contemporary floors to characterful floors inspired by centuries-old European interiors.

Engineered Oak Flooring

Engineered oak flooring combines a genuine oak top layer with a stable engineered construction.

This construction provides excellent dimensional stability and makes engineered oak an attractive choice for modern homes and commercial interiors.

Depending on the individual product, engineered oak flooring is available in different widths, lengths, thicknesses and surface treatments.

Engineered oak is particularly popular for:

Living rooms
Kitchens
Bedrooms
Hallways
Apartments
Offices
Hotels
Restaurants
Retail interiors
Large residential and commercial projects

Oak Flooring & Underfloor Heating

Many of our engineered oak floors are suitable for underfloor heating, making them an excellent choice for modern construction and renovation projects.

Engineered construction helps reduce the natural movement of wood caused by changes in temperature and humidity.

Always check the technical specifications of the individual floor and ensure that the complete flooring and underfloor heating system is correctly installed.

Solid Oak Flooring

For those looking for a traditional wooden floor, solid oak flooring offers an authentic and substantial appearance.

Each plank is made from solid wood, highlighting the natural structure and character of oak.

Solid oak floors are particularly attractive for historic buildings, country houses, traditional interiors and renovation projects where an authentic wooden floor is desired.

Wide Plank Oak Flooring

Wide plank oak flooring creates a spacious and luxurious appearance. The larger dimensions allow the natural grain and structure of the oak to become a prominent part of the interior.

Wide and extra-wide oak planks work particularly well in:

Large living spaces
Villas and country houses
Hotels and suites
Restaurants
Offices
Retail interiors
High-end residential developments

Our collection can include long and wide oak boards in different grades and finishes, from rustic character to more refined selections.

Herringbone Oak Flooring

Herringbone oak flooring is one of the most recognisable parquet patterns. Individual oak elements are installed at a 90-degree angle, creating the characteristic herringbone design.

Once associated primarily with historic European houses and prestigious buildings, herringbone has become equally popular in contemporary interiors.

Engineered herringbone oak can combine this traditional appearance with the stability required for modern flooring installations.

Chevron Oak Flooring

Chevron oak flooring creates a distinctive continuous V-shaped pattern.

The ends of the parquet elements are cut at an angle, resulting in a clean and elegant geometric design.

Chevron flooring is particularly popular in luxury residences, hotels, restaurants and architectural projects where the floor forms an important part of the overall interior design.

Aged & Antique Style Oak Flooring

For interiors requiring additional character, aged oak flooring offers the appearance of a floor that has developed naturally over many years.

Techniques such as brushing, smoking, distressing and ageing can enhance the grain and structure of the wood.

The result works beautifully in farmhouses, historic properties, country houses, hotels and restaurants, but can also provide an interesting contrast in minimalist contemporary architecture.

Oak Flooring for Hotels

Oak is an excellent flooring material for hotels and hospitality projects because it combines a premium natural appearance with extensive design possibilities.

Depending on the selected product and technical requirements, oak flooring can be used in:

Hotel rooms and suites
Reception areas
Hotel lobbies
Restaurants
Bars
Lounges
Corridors
Meeting rooms
Luxury hospitality interiors

Different dimensions, patterns and finishes can also be combined to create a consistent design language throughout a hotel.

Oak Flooring for Restaurants & Commercial Interiors

A real wooden floor can give restaurants, cafés and hospitality spaces a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Commercial oak flooring can be selected for restaurants, offices, showrooms, shops and other high-traffic environments.

For intensive commercial use, selecting the correct construction, finish, installation system and maintenance programme is important.

Oak Flooring for Large Projects

We supply oak flooring for large-scale projects in the Netherlands, Europe and internationally.

Whether a project requires hundreds or thousands of square metres, we can discuss suitable flooring options based on the required quantity, dimensions, finish and technical specifications.

We work with:

Architects
Interior designers
Contractors
Project developers
Flooring specialists
Hotels and hospitality companies
Retailers and resellers

Large quantities and project-specific requirements can be discussed directly with our team.

Oak Flooring Wholesale

In addition to individual projects, we supply oak flooring for wholesale and professional customers.

Our extensive flooring selection and direct stock make us an interesting partner for flooring retailers, contractors, interior companies and resellers looking for competitive purchasing opportunities.

Oak Flooring in Different Colours & Finishes

The final appearance of oak depends heavily on its treatment and finish.

Our collection can include:

Natural Oak

Classic oak tones that emphasise the natural colour and grain of the wood.

Brushed Oak

Brushing removes softer fibres from the surface, making the natural structure of the wood more visible.

Smoked Oak

Smoking creates deeper and richer tones while maintaining the natural variation of the oak.

Oiled Oak

Oil penetrates the wood and highlights its natural structure while creating a warm, matt appearance.

Aged Oak

Ageing and distressing techniques create additional texture and character for floors inspired by historic interiors.

Oak Flooring for Modern & Traditional Interiors

Few flooring materials are as versatile as oak.

A clean, wide-plank natural oak floor can create a calm contemporary interior, while aged boards, herringbone and chevron can provide the character required for traditional or historic spaces.

Oak also combines naturally with materials such as limestone, natural stone, marble, steel, plaster and glass, making it suitable for complete architectural and interior concepts.

Worldwide Oak Flooring Supply

We supply wooden flooring for projects in the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium and other international markets.

For larger orders and international projects, transport and logistical possibilities can be discussed according to quantity and destination.

Find the Right Oak Flooring for Your Project

Choosing the right oak floor depends on the desired appearance, application and technical requirements.

Consider factors such as plank dimensions, construction, grading, colour, surface treatment, installation method, underfloor heating and expected level of use.

Whether you need an oak floor for a private residence or large quantities for hotels, restaurants, retail developments or major architectural projects, contact us to discuss the possibilities.

Explore our collection of oak flooring and discover engineered oak, solid oak, wide planks, herringbone, chevron and aged wooden floors.

What Is Burgundy Limestone?

Burgundy limestone is a timeless natural stone sourced from the Burgundy region in France. Known for its warm beige tones, subtle fossil textures, and refined character, this limestone has been used for centuries in monasteries, castles, and historic European architecture.

Today, Burgundy limestone flooring remains a highly sought-after material for both classic and contemporary interiors. Its natural elegance and durability make it ideal for residential, hospitality, and architectural projects worldwide.

The Origin of Burgundy Limestone

Formed over millions of years, Burgundy limestone is rich in natural character. The stone often features subtle fossil markings and gentle color variations, giving each slab a unique and authentic appearance. Traditionally quarried in France, it reflects centuries of craftsmanship and heritage.

Key Characteristics

Burgundy limestone is appreciated for its:

Soft beige and cream tones
Natural fossil textures
Timeless and understated appearance
Durability and long lifespan
Ability to develop a beautiful natural patina over time

As the stone ages, it becomes even more refined, enhancing its historic charm.

Applications of Burgundy Limestone Flooring

Burgundy limestone flooring is suitable for a wide range of applications:

Indoor use

Living rooms
Kitchens
Hallways
Hotels and restaurants
Wellness areas

Outdoor use

Terraces and courtyards
Pool surroundings
Seamless indoor–outdoor transitions

With a thickness of approximately 2 cm, it is stable, durable, and compatible with underfloor heating.

Why Choose Burgundy Limestone?

Burgundy limestone is chosen by architects, designers, and private clients for its authenticity, strength, and timeless aesthetic. Unlike trend-driven materials, natural limestone becomes more beautiful with age.

At Wood & Stones, we supply high-quality Burgundy limestone flooring directly from stock, serving private and professional clients throughout Europe and worldwide.

Solid Oak vs Engineered Wood Flooring – What’s the Difference?

When choosing a wooden floor, one of the most common questions is: What is the difference between solid oak flooring and engineered wood flooring?

Both options offer natural beauty and durability, but they differ in construction, performance, and application. Understanding these differences helps you choose the right floor for your project.

What Is Solid Oak Flooring?

Solid oak flooring is made from a single piece of natural oak. Each plank is cut from solid timber, showcasing the authentic grain, texture, and character of real wood.

Key characteristics of solid oak flooring:

Made from 100% solid oak
Can be sanded and refinished multiple times
Long lifespan when properly maintained
Expands and contracts with humidity changes

Solid oak floors are ideal for traditional interiors, country houses, and heritage properties where authenticity is essential.

What Is Engineered Wood Flooring?

Engineered wood flooring consists of a real oak top layer bonded to multiple layers of stable plywood or hardwood beneath. The visible surface is genuine oak, but the construction provides greater stability.

Key characteristics of engineered wood flooring:

Real oak wear layer
Multi-layer construction for added stability
Less movement with temperature and humidity changes
Suitable for underfloor heating

Engineered flooring is often preferred in modern homes, apartments, and commercial spaces where climate control and underfloor heating are common.

Main Differences Between Solid and Engineered Oak

1️⃣ Construction

Solid oak = one solid piece of timber
Engineered oak = real oak top layer + stable core layers

2️⃣ Stability

Solid oak reacts more to humidity and temperature changes
Engineered wood is more dimensionally stable

3️⃣ Underfloor Heating

Solid oak is generally less suitable
Engineered wood flooring is ideal for underfloor heating

4️⃣ Installation Areas

Solid oak works best in stable environments
Engineered flooring performs better in apartments, basements, and larger projects

Which Flooring Is Better?

There is no “better” option — it depends on your project.

Choose solid oak flooring if:

You want traditional craftsmanship
You prefer a fully solid wood construction
The space has stable humidity levels

Choose engineered wood flooring if:

You have underfloor heating
You want maximum stability
The project requires larger surface areas

Both options provide timeless elegance and natural warmth.

Solid and Engineered Flooring at Wood & Stones

At Wood & Stones, we supply both solid oak flooring and engineered wood flooring, available directly from stock. With over 40 years of experience, we advise private and professional clients throughout Europe and worldwide.

Whether you choose solid oak or engineered wood, our flooring solutions combine quality, durability, and authentic craftsmanship.

If you would like personal advice, feel free to contact us for tailored guidance on the best flooring solution for your project.

Wood and Stones Limestone Flooring – Large Selection Directly from Stock

Looking for limestone flooring directly from stock? At Wood and Stones, we offer an extensive collection of natural limestone floors for residential, commercial and large-scale architectural projects.

From authentic aged limestone and classic natural stone floors to large-format tiles for contemporary interiors, our collection offers a wide variety of colours, sizes, patterns and finishes.

A major advantage of Wood and Stones is availability: a large selection of limestone flooring is directly available from stock, making it possible to supply both individual projects and substantial quantities without unnecessary waiting times.

Large Selection of Limestone Flooring

No two projects are the same. That is why we offer limestone flooring in many different styles.

Our collection includes limestone in shades ranging from warm beige and cream to natural grey and mixed tones. Depending on current stock, different surface finishes, dimensions and laying patterns are available.

Our limestone collection can include:

Aged limestone flooring
Tumbled limestone tiles
Brushed limestone
Honed limestone
Large-format limestone tiles
Roman pattern limestone
Free-length limestone flooring
Beige limestone
Grey limestone
Rustic and antique-style limestone
Limestone for indoor and outdoor applications

Whether you are designing a traditional country house or a modern luxury villa, there is a limestone floor to complement almost every architectural style.

Limestone Flooring Directly from Stock

One of the biggest advantages of choosing Wood and Stones limestone flooring is our extensive stock.

We keep a large selection of natural stone flooring available, allowing many orders to be supplied directly from our warehouse.

This is particularly valuable when a project has a tight schedule or when large quantities of the same flooring are required.

Instead of selecting a floor from a small sample and waiting months for production, customers can visit us, see the actual stone and discuss current stock and quantities.

See it. Select it. Order it.

Large Quantities for Major Projects

Our stock position also makes Wood and Stones an interesting partner for large-scale limestone flooring projects.

We can supply natural stone flooring for projects such as:

Hotels and resorts
Restaurants
Spas and wellness centres
Swimming pool areas
Luxury villas
Apartment developments
Commercial buildings
Retail interiors
Historic renovations
Large residential developments

Whether you require 50 m², 500 m² or substantially larger quantities, contact us with your project requirements.

For major projects, we can discuss available stock, dimensions, finishes, quantities and logistics.

Limestone Flooring for Architects & Interior Designers

For architects and interior designers, choosing natural stone from actual stock provides an important advantage.

Natural limestone always contains variations in colour, structure, fossils and markings. Viewing the material in person provides a much better impression than choosing from a photograph or small sample alone.

At Wood and Stones, professionals can explore different limestone floors and compare colours, textures, formats and finishes for their projects.

We work with:

Architects
Interior designers
Project developers
Contractors
Flooring specialists
Hotels and hospitality companies
Retailers and resellers

For larger projects, contact us early in the specification process so we can discuss suitable options and current availability.

Limestone for Indoor & Outdoor Flooring

Selected limestone products can be suitable for indoor and outdoor applications.

This makes it possible to create a continuous natural stone aesthetic from an interior towards a terrace, garden or pool area.

Depending on the specific limestone and technical requirements, applications can include:

Kitchens
Living rooms
Hallways
Bathrooms
Entrances
Terraces
Patios
Courtyards
Outdoor kitchens
Pool surrounds

For exterior applications, the correct limestone, thickness, surface finish and installation method should always be selected for the intended use and local climate.

Limestone Flooring for Swimming Pools

Natural limestone is an excellent material for creating a luxurious atmosphere around a swimming pool.

Selected limestone pool tiles and paving can be used for residential pools, hotel swimming pools, resorts and wellness projects.

The natural colours of limestone combine beautifully with water, gardens and modern architecture.

For pool areas, technical characteristics such as slip resistance, water exposure, surface finish and frost resistance should be considered when selecting the stone.

Limestone Flooring for Hotels, Spas & Hospitality

Natural stone plays an important role in luxury hospitality design.

Limestone can create a sophisticated yet understated atmosphere in hotels, restaurants, spas and wellness centres.

Depending on the specific product and technical requirements, limestone flooring can be considered for hotel lobbies, restaurants, suites, bathrooms, terraces, spa areas and swimming pool surroundings.

For large hospitality projects, our ability to offer substantial quantities directly from stock can be particularly valuable.

Limestone & Underfloor Heating

Many limestone floors can be combined with underfloor heating.

Natural stone conducts heat effectively, making limestone a popular choice for kitchens, living rooms, bathrooms and large open-plan spaces.

The complete flooring system should always be correctly specified and installed according to the requirements of the individual project.

Easy to Maintain

Limestone flooring is very easy to maintain.

Natural stone has been used as a flooring and construction material for centuries, and limestone itself has played a role in architecture for thousands of years.

With correct installation and treatment, everyday maintenance is straightforward. Regular sweeping or vacuuming and cleaning with a suitable natural stone cleaner is generally sufficient.

A suitable impregnation or natural stone sealer can provide additional protection against moisture and staining.

One of the beautiful characteristics of limestone is that it can develop additional patina and character over time. This natural ageing is one of the reasons limestone remains so attractive in both historic and contemporary interiors.

Why Buy Limestone Flooring from Wood and Stones?

Choosing Wood and Stones means access to much more than a single collection of standard tiles.

Our focus is on distinctive natural floors, extensive stock and possibilities for projects of different sizes.

Large Selection

Explore a wide variety of limestone colours, formats, patterns and finishes.

Directly Available from Stock

A substantial part of our collection is directly available from stock, allowing many projects to move quickly.

Large Quantities Available

Looking for limestone for a hotel, resort, villa development or another major project? Ask us about our current stock and available quantities.

Experience with Natural Flooring

With over 40 years of experience, Wood and Stones has extensive knowledge of wooden floors, natural stone and distinctive flooring materials.

Residential & Professional Projects

We supply both residential projects and professional customers, including architects, interior designers, contractors, hotels and project developers.

International Supply

In addition to projects in the Netherlands, we can discuss transport and logistics for projects elsewhere in Europe and internationally.

Visit Our Showroom & Warehouse

The best way to choose a natural limestone floor is to see the stone in person.

At Wood and Stones in Enschede, the Netherlands, you can discover an extensive selection of limestone flooring alongside wooden floors and other natural flooring materials.

Compare colours, surface finishes, formats and patterns and find the limestone that best suits your project.

Because we hold a large amount of flooring in stock, you can also discuss the actual available quantities for your project.

Discover Limestone Flooring at Wood and Stones

Whether you need limestone for a kitchen, complete residence, terrace, swimming pool, spa, restaurant, hotel or major development, Wood and Stones offers a large selection of limestone flooring directly from stock.

From a single floor to substantial project quantities, our team can help you find the right natural stone for your requirements.

Visit our showroom in Enschede or contact Wood and Stones for current limestone stock, prices, samples and large project enquiries.