Stain Colors
Chosen onyour floor.
A swatch on a screen never looks like stain on your wood, in your light. So we test your favorites where they’ll live.
Sample patches on a freshly sanded herringbone floor.
Shortlist three
Pick around three colors from the chart below — or tell us the look you’re after.
We test them on your floor
After sanding, we apply each color to a patch of your own wood so you see the real result.
Decide in your light
Look at them morning and evening, with your furniture and walls. Then we stain the whole floor.
Or go custom
Custom colors are possible with stain blends, tints and dyes — talk it through with Brendan at your consultation.
Our standard chart
36 colors, six families.
Naturals & light
- Neutral
- Country White
- Rustic Beige
- Weathered Oak
- Colonial Maple
Golden & warm
- Golden Oak
- Golden Pecan
- Golden Brown
- Fruitwood
- Early American
- Provincial
- Nutmeg
- Gunstock
- Spice Brown
Red tones
- Cherry
- Red Mahogany
- Royal Mahogany
- Rosewood
- Sedona Red
Browns
- Medium Brown
- Chestnut
- English Chestnut
- Special Walnut
- Heritage Brown
- Antique Brown
- Coffee Brown
- Aged Barrel
Deep & dark
- Dark Walnut
- Jacobean
- Espresso
- Ebony
- True Black
Grays
- Classic Gray
- Silvered Gray
- Warm Gray
- Dark Gray
Colors vary with wood species, grain and lighting, so names are a starting point — the test patches on your floor are what decide it.