From a soft light smoke to deep, rich brown — smoked oak warms the grain and gives a floor real depth. Real engineered oak in wide plank, herringbone and chevron, supplied across the UK.
11 smoked engineered oak floors: 9 plank, 1 herringbone and 1 chevron. Every floor has its own page with full specification.











What smoking does, and how to pick the right depth of tone.
Traditionally oak is smoked by fuming, where the natural tannins in the wood darken so the colour sits in the timber rather than on the surface. Some smoked floors use a smoked stain instead. Each floor's page gives its exact finish.
Light and vintage smoked oak keep the room bright while adding warmth — an easy choice for whole-house floors. Deep smoked tones suit large, well-lit rooms and make a bold statement in a reception room or study.
Smoked oak sits well with warm whites, plaster pinks, olive greens and deep blues, natural stone and brass. Compare samples against your paint colours in daylight before you choose.
The same engineered oak in a different colour.
Recent floors laid by our own in-house team. Order free samples to see the boards in your own light.



Colour changes with the light in every room. Order free samples and compare them at home before you decide.
