The Mill City Collection is made by balancing a thick top layer of solid sawn French Oak over a stable ply of substrate wood. By implementing a combination of wire brushing, saw marks, and various color distressing techniques the planks look visually reclaimed. This process creates a highly authentic distressed style which is highly sought after in today’s home design market. With over 70% of the planks at full length, this line is guaranteed to impress both interior designers and hardwood engineers.This state-of-the-art coloring process is finished using Woca natural oil, lightly washed, and smoked allowing it to displays the same color throughout the entire top layer. This process of color treatment enhances the wear-ability of the wood by camouflaging any deep scratches which may occur from use. A floor of purity brings a rich brown tone and deep wire brushing giving the feel of a floor reclaimed from a historic Cathedral.
Go dark! Nothing makes as much of a statement as a dark floor, it will leave a lasting impression on your guests. Depending on the lighting you could opt for dark colored furniture or brighten up the room with lighter colors such as whites or pastels. Either way, the dark flooring will add dramatic classy appeal.
Mill City Cathedral gives you a rich brown tone that brings dramatic elegance to your house. When paired with white cabinetry, this floor will give your house both a beautiful contrast and a classic look. Cathedral has incredible texture from the deep wire brushing which feels so organic and reminds me of reclaimed lumber from a historical site. You really have to touch the wood to see what I mean...
Mill City Cathedral is one of my favorites. I’ve always been a fan of darker colors, wide planks, and character such as knots. Mill City Cathedral seamlessly blends all three of those characteristics resulting in a truly impressive style when installing on a large scale. I really appreciate Cathedral’s texture which is gained from a deep wire-brushing technique giving it that reclaimed hardwood flooring looks.
