Warm to Rich: 6 Medium and Dark European Oak Colors to See in Person

Not every home wants a pale floor. Warm honey, soft greige and deep brown oak bring a sense of comfort and weight, and they flatter wood cabinetry, leather and warm white walls. Choosing between them is easiest in person, so we keep these colors at the Glamour Flooring showroom on Victory Blvd in Woodland Hills. Here are six medium and dark European oak colors from our Glamour Stock line, from warm to deep.

All six are European oak engineered hardwood in the Glamour Stock Los Angeles Wood Flooring Series. Five are listed among our medium colors and one, Tarzana, among our dark colors. Their product pages recommend them for living and dining rooms, bedrooms, hallways and entries, and home offices. Planning a kitchen? Ask us first and we’ll check the room. The city names are just color names, including our Woodland Hills color, named after the neighborhood where our showroom sits.

Glamour Stock Woodland Hills

A warm honey-tan with brushed grain, small natural knots and an inviting, sunny tone. It’s warm without going orange.

Specs: European Oak · engineered · 7 1/2″ wide · RL 6 1/3 ft (as listed) · 1/2″ thick
Suits: Spanish and Mediterranean homes, warm traditional rooms and white trim.
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Glamour Stock Santa Monica

A rich amber-honey with a smooth look and only a few small knots. It’s the warmest, most classic color in this group.

Specs: European Oak · engineered · 7.5″ wide · 75″ length (as listed) · 1/2″ thick
Suits: mid-century and classic interiors, and rooms with walnut or cherry furniture.
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Glamour Stock Los Angeles

A soft tan-greige with brushed grain and scattered knots. At 6″ wide, it’s the narrowest plank here, which keeps it balanced in smaller rooms.

Specs: European Oak · engineered · 6″ wide · RL 16″–75″ · 1/2″ thick
Suits: bedrooms, offices and hallways, and anyone who wants a medium tone that isn’t too warm.
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Glamour Stock Sherman Oaks

Greige-tan with a deeply brushed surface that brings the grain forward in light streaks. It has plenty of texture, which helps hide footprints and scuffs.

Specs: European Oak · engineered · 7 1/2″ wide · RL 6 1/3 ft (as listed) · 1/2″ thick
Suits: modern organic and greige palettes, and busy family spaces.
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Hollywood

A cooler taupe-greige with strong brushed grain highlights. It’s the most contemporary-looking of the medium tones.

Specs: Glamour Stock · European Oak · engineered · 7 1/2″ wide · RL 6 1/3 ft (as listed) · 1/2″ thick
Suits: contemporary homes, black-and-white palettes and stone or concrete accents.
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Glamour Stock Tarzana

A deep chocolate brown with visible knots and character, and the darkest color in this lineup. It makes a dramatic contrast with white walls and light furniture. Like any dark floor, it shows dust more than lighter tones.

Specs: European Oak · engineered · 7 1/2″ wide · RL 6 1/3 ft (as listed) · 1/2″ thick
Suits: traditional and formal rooms, studies, and homes that want a bold, grounded look.
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Why Engineered European Oak

Each of these floors has a real oak top layer glued over a cross-built core. That construction moves less than solid boards through seasonal humidity changes. Depending on the product’s installation instructions, engineered flooring can be glued down or floated over a concrete slab, which suits many Southern California homes. European oak’s tight, even grain takes warm and deep tones evenly, so medium and dark colors look rich instead of blotchy.

Want to compare more options? Browse our full European white oak flooring selection or our hardwood flooring in Woodland Hills page. Prefer something brighter? See our light European oak colors.

See Them Before You Choose

• At the showroom. Our Woodland Hills showroom is at 21030 Victory Blvd. Call ahead and we’ll check whether we have matching samples of the colors you like.
• At your home. We bring flooring samples to your home. Medium and dark tones shift a lot between morning and evening light, so seeing them at home helps.
• Materials only or installed. Buy the flooring on its own, or have it installed by our licensed flooring contractor team. Learn more about our hardwood flooring installation.

Ask us about finish, wear layer and installation options for any color. We’ll match them to your rooms and subfloor.