Flooring color does more than finish a space—it sets the tone for the entire design. For architects, designers, and developers, the choice of flooring determines how interiors feel: bright and open, warm and welcoming, or rich and sophisticated.
Finefloor’s American oak engineered flooring is crafted to balance timeless elegance with modern trends. In 2025, our collection focuses on three curated tones—Alabaster, Ivory, and Honeycomb—each designed to meet the aesthetic, performance, and budget needs of high-end residential and commercial projects.
Alabaster – Clean and Contemporary
Alabaster is a soft, light-toned oak finish that instantly brightens interiors and creates a feeling of openness. Its pale elegance makes it a favorite among designers seeking a clean, contemporary look.
- Design Applications: Ideal for open-concept living rooms, premium apartments, and modern office spaces.
- Pairing Styles: Works seamlessly with Scandinavian minimalism, coastal-inspired interiors, or any space that relies on natural light.
- Recommended Sizes: Available in both 190mm and 240mm wide planks; wider planks emphasize expansiveness, while 190mm remains versatile for most layouts.
👉 Why designers love it: Alabaster gives projects a fresh, modern foundation that pairs easily with both light and bold accents.
Ivory – Warm Neutral Elegance
Ivory offers a slightly deeper tone than Alabaster, blending subtle warmth with refined neutrality. It provides timeless sophistication, striking the balance between clean minimalism and inviting comfort.
- Design Applications: Popular in multi-family developments, upscale residences, and boutique commercial spaces.
- Pairing Styles: Complements warm neutrals, brushed brass, and stone textures, making it perfect for transitional interiors.
- Recommended Sizes: Both 190mm and 240mm widths suit Ivory; designers often prefer the 240mm format in luxury projects for a bold, continuous flow.
👉 Finefloor Insight: Ivory is one of the most requested tones in the U.S. market, valued by developers for its versatility across residential and commercial projects.
Honeycomb – Natural Depth and Character
Honeycomb introduces a richer golden-beige undertone, highlighting the natural oak grain and adding dimension to interior design. It creates a warm, luxurious atmosphere while preserving the clean quality of American oak.
- Design Applications: Perfect for boutique hotels, high-end retail spaces, and custom residential builds.
- Pairing Styles: Matches well with dark cabinetry, leather furniture, and neutral palettes, adding depth without overpowering the space.
- Recommended Sizes: Wide 240mm Honeycomb planks are often specified for statement spaces, while 190mm works well in high-traffic commercial areas.
👉 Why contractors specify it: Honeycomb combines durability with visual richness, making it a practical choice for projects where performance and style must go hand-in-hand.
How to Choose Between the Three Colors
Each of Finefloor’s oak tones has its unique personality:
- Choose Alabaster for a bright, contemporary aesthetic in open-plan or minimalist projects.
- Choose Ivory if you need a timeless neutral that adapts across residential and commercial interiors.
- Choose Honeycomb when warmth, depth, and character are essential for the design vision.
This curated palette ensures that no matter your project type, you can deliver a finish that feels both modern and enduring.
Why Finefloor’s Oak Colors Stand Out
- High Grades Only: Available in AB, ABC, and ABCD, ensuring consistently premium quality.
- Modern Sizes: Offered in 190mm and 240mm wide planks to meet contemporary design needs.
- Consistent Supply: In-stock availability in the U.S. supports faster lead times and reliable delivery.
- Designer-Approved Finishes: UV-cured matte and brushed textures that maximize both performance and beauty.
Conclusion
Flooring is the foundation of design. With Finefloor’s carefully curated Alabaster, Ivory, and Honeycomb, you gain versatile tones that are on-trend for 2025 yet timeless enough to anchor projects for decades. These three finishes provide designers, developers, and contractors with everything they need to deliver luxurious, durable, and visually cohesive interiors.functional, and lasting spaces in 2025 and beyond.
