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yummy warm floors. love the shoe rack

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soft floors....light and inviting; love the bead board ceilings as well

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great floors

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floors too orange/yellow...but love the coastal vibe...light and airy; great turquoise chairs

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warm wood color

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dark floors

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dark walnut and ebony

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40 dark walnut 60 jacobean

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There are four main types of hardwood floor finishes: matte, satin, semi-gloss, and glossy (from least shiny to most shiny). The floor finish in this project is satin, which has some sheen, but doesn't look too glossy. Satin and matte finishes are popular in contemporary and transitional designs because they tend to show less dirt and scratches, and are a bit easier to clean.

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ebony

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It was custom mixed on site. The stain is a mix of DURASEAL colors. I think it has some Ebony, Antique Brown, and a little Coffee Brown. The floors were water popped first to let the grain soak up more stain. You could get the same effect by double staining before finishing.

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REALLY like this color! warm and soft...could put rug under table 5 1/2" Wide plank white oak, with a mixture of Dura-Seal special walnut + chestnut hand applied and wiped.with a satin finish.

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I believe on this hardwood flooring we used a mix of DuraSeal stain colors...Coffee Brown and Ebony. You may want to try doing the same to get the exact color you are looking for. Good Luck!

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his flooring was Northwood - Character Grade - 5" rift & quartered wilderness plank. For the stain we used Dura-Seal in "Ebony" topped with 3 coats of water-based finish. The flooring sub-contract was D&D Flooring in Renton, WA.

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he floors started as unfinished red oak common/quartered. The stain is a mix of DURASEAL ebony, antique, and coffee brown. The floors were mopped with water first to make the stain absorb further into the wood. They were then finished with 3 coats of oil-based polyurethane

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We stained the floor with one part of ebony and one part of neutral (Dura Seal Quick coat) and finished with OSMO Hardwax Oil. Napervillehardwood.com.

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white oak: Duraseal Antique Brown

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WHITE OAK: scraped with the grain front to back and stained: Duraseal: 50% ebony 50% coffee brown

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DURASEAL: (ON RED OAK) 50% EBONY 50% COFFEE BROWN

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duraseal: medium brown coffee brown or spice brown

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FLOORS: MINWAX JACOBEAN

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minwax JACOBEAN

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