If you want to bring a piece of nature into your own four walls, a floor in oak decor is just the thing. The appearance of oak is both versatile and timeless, and is ideally suited to enhance living areas. Oak decor on modern floors doesn’t just offer an impressive look – the embossed fine structure of the floorings also makes for a high-quality feel. Branch fillings, wood pores and cracks are not only visible, but also palpable – just like with a real wood subfloor. The three-dimensionally finished design floors or laminate floors are hardly distinguishable from parquet floors and similar at first glance.
Oak decor floors are equally suitable for traditional and modern living styles – the pattern chosen and the colour of the floor covering are what make the difference. Since real oak wood can be pre-treated in many ways and therefore has a wide range of colours, the oak decor of laminate floors and design floorings also offers numerous variations that give every room that certain something:
Those who are looking for a subdued look or a contemporary furnishing style will prefer floor coverings with a harmoniously designed surface. The visible planks are colour coordinated, while there are clearly recognisable contrasts of the individual nuances or visible irregularities and knotholes. Floorings with this look make a traditional impression and, for example, can complete a rustic country house interior.
You can, of course, choose whatever appeals to you. With the conscious choice of a versatile oak-look decor that harmoniously flows into every individual living concept, stylish combinations with furniture and living accessories can be created. If the grain and colour are matched to furniture made of real wood or with a wood look, the result is a harmonious overall picture.
Design and laminate floorings can not only bring the authentic look of an oak surface into your home. Selected floorings also offer an absolute real wood feeling. If you stroke gently over the surface of the floor, you can feel the natural-like grains.
The styles are referred to using terms like special pore effect, wood finish or authentic wood. Many manufacturers add a third dimension when developing their flooring and give them a tangible grain in addition to the visible grain. Once the visible and tactile decors have been coordinated, it is difficult even for professionals to tell the difference between an oak parquet and a flooring designed to look like one. You can find out more about the structures that MEISTER flooring used here.
