Carlisle Wide Plank Floors

Overview

With consistent light to grayish charcoal hues reminiscent of old European castle flooring, natural White Oak has long been a popular American Flooring choice. But White Oak’s unique grain also lends itself to further nuancing with a variety of darker stains and treatments.

For example, we can apply two different sawing techniques to White Oak, with eye-catching results. Quarter sawing produces the “rays” and “flecks” in the grain which are the hallmark of Mission furniture and cabinetry. Rift sawing is similar, but rather than flecks it produces an amazingly straight grain pattern quite unlike any other wood.

Carlisle’s White Oak is sustainably harvested in the Ohio River Valley, where soil and climate combine to produce truly outstanding trees.

More of This Wood Type

• White Oak Hallway— Park Hyatt
• White Oak Lobby—Park Hyatt
• White Oak Living Room
• Rift White Oak Living Room
• Rift White Oak Dining Room
• Heirloom & Quartersawn White Oak Hallway
• Rift & Quartersawn White Oak
• Rift & Quartersawn White Oak
• White Oak Kitchen
• White Oak Lobby—Park Hyatt
• White Oak Living Room
• Hand-Scraped White Oak Living Room
• Hand-Scraped White Oak
• Rift & Quartersawn White Oak Entry
• White Oak Dining Room—Park Hyatt
• White Oak Lobby—Park Hyatt
• White Oak Entry—Park Hyatt
• White Oak Lobby Detail—Park Hyatt
• White Oak Hallway—Park Hyatt Alternate View
• White Oak Park Hyatt Entry—Alternate View
• White Oak Dining Room—Park Hyatt
• White Oak Living Room
• Rift White Oak Stairway
• Rift White Oak Dining Room
• Wire-Brushed White Oak Living Room—Alternate View
• Hand-Sanded White Oak Living Room
• Wire-Brushed White Oak Living Room