Curated by tone
Collections
Collections group floors by visual effect. Start with the room feeling you want to create.

01 · Light Living
Air, softness, less visual weight.
W33, W40 and W70 sit on the lighter side of the wood spectrum—useful for compact rooms, limited daylight or heavier furniture.
Start with W33 →

02 · Warm Home
More depth. More character.
Deeper warm wood tones can anchor rooms with cream upholstery, natural fibers and warmer lighting.
Explore W59 →

03 · Modern Neutral
Quiet contrast for contemporary rooms.
W42 and W66 move cooler, pairing naturally with white, charcoal, greige and restrained wood furniture.
Explore W66 →
