Tinting
Craft and benefits
Tinting colors the parquet in your chosen shade while keeping the grain visible. Colors can be matched to RAL, NCS, Pantone or mixed exclusively for your project. Pigment penetrates the wood; fibers and growth rings stay readable. The result is a floor with the character you want—from warm honey and walnut to cool grays and deep wenge or black.
How it works
Tinting is coloring parquet to a chosen shade while keeping the wood grain visible. Stains, pigmented oils, glazes, and color pastes are used; color penetrates pores and upper layers so the pattern of fibers and growth rings remains visible. Colors can be matched to RAL, NCS, or Pantone, or custom mixed. Warm tones (honey, cocoa, walnut), cool (smoky gray, matte white), deep (wenge, black)—your choice. On brushed parquet, tinting emphasizes relief: darker in grooves, lighter on ridges. The result is a floor unique in tone and character.
Key properties and where it fits
- 1Any color from RAL, NCS, Pantone or custom mix
- 2Wood grain stays visible and expressive
- 3Warm, cool, or deep tones to match the interior
- 4Bespoke color for a one-of-a-kind result
Oak natur — parquet in tint shades
Natural
Honey
Cocoa
Smoky gray
Black
White