This is on my short list for floors. I have a sample, and it doesn’t look like what I expected from the website photos. I tried to take a picture to share, but every photo I take does not feel like an accurate representation of the color and I don’t want to mislead you. I’m also bad at reading color undertones so can’t help you there. The best thing to do is order a sample yourself. I also wanted a warm, neutral, and fairly light colored LVT, and would also like to see photos of it installed to get a sense of the pattern and plank variation on a large scale.

I have a box of it are you still looking?

Yes! Would you snap a few pics?

@Heather@Dana Gerber Did you have any luck finding pics? I am also interested in Springfield Oak- thank You so much!

nope! I thihnk I am going to order a box

@Dana Gerber I got a box. I feel like it’s neutral but it does pull a little red against some of the other floors have been looking at. I’m not going to use it because it has more knots than I wanted. It’s also a lot thinner than other floors I’ve looked at it. It does hide dirt well and when my daughter used marker on it, it was easy to clean! Here’s some pictures! You really only notice it pulling red against other wood or maybe against certain paint colors. Hope this helps!

“Daylight” bulbs

warmer bulbs

In this next picture it’s on the top so you can see it next to a more neutral floor. (Sorry they are dirty I’m not cleaning them on purpose so I can see how well they handle it).

Wow! that is knotty! thank you so much! what did you end up going with?

I think I'm actually going to go with a company called Lion's Floor in the color Evergreen. I have been looking at Paradigm too. I am making the final decision this week! https://www.lionsfloor.com/li-ne207

That is really pretty!

Beautiful!! DO you ike them? Are they holding up? Thank you!

Not mine-I asked for pics on another forum and got this-it was just installed so no use yet. Coretec is a good brand and durable-

What wall color did you paint that goes well with Springfield Oak flooring? I am having a hard time deciding. Thanks.

Heather did you go with Lions Evergreen? Do you have pics of it installed?? I was considering Lions ToyBlock but am looking for something a little lighter.

Springfeild oak is a top contender for our new build. I am a bit worried about it not having much for a bevel. I don't want it to look like a sheet of wood without any defined lines. Does anyone have any insight on this? Thanks

Did you end up using the springfield oak in your new build?

I have Springfield oak. It’s beautiful. But you cannot clean it. I have dogs and a toddler, I’m constantly mopping but it never really looks clean. You can’t see it unless outside light hits it. I’ve tried multiple cleaners, including coretec cleaner. Anyone have any advice??!!!

I just installed Springfield Oak throughout the whole house and it is the perfect blend of "beachy blond" and subdued rustic. Not to light and not to dark so years from now it will still be appealing and not looked dated. The tone of the wood leans grey and taupe, with med. blond striations blended in. It is not "stripey" so as to be too busy or "loud". If you want a neutral wood tone, to pair with your brown"ish" or grey"ish" cabinets or furniture, this is the one to buy.

Looks great and makes me feel a little less stressed about our upcoming install of Springfield Oak in our basement. We are painting the walls SW Alabaster since there is very little natural light in the room. Will have a ”zinc” (charcoal) stained dry bar installed in a couple months.

Do you hage pics of your basement install with the Alabaster walls? we are trying to drcide between alabaster and snowbound

Hi Kristin,

Sorry for the delay in responding, but here are a few pics taken during the day with some daylight coming in through the basement windows. The wall color, SW Alabaster, is a bit creamier at night. Also, we painted the ceiling, doors, etc. the same color as the walls. Hope this helps.