Zero stain. Just a clear coat. That's the time honored way, and has style longevity over the bleach the wood several times and weaken it look.

Yep and your floor person is the one who should be showing you samples of the actual finish .

I guess I am confused as to why you cannot receive the stain (possibly a mixture of a more than one) that was used for your floors? You'd need that information in the event if you needed to have a touch up done in the future.

Ciranova Woodlook. Or Ecofix if Woodlook is too pale. WOODLOOK PLUS (ciranovastore.com)

@dani_m08 I’m sorry. There was a typo that caused the confusion. Duraseal is what brand of stain our floor person uses (not used). They have not applied any stain yet. I am asking if anyone on here knows a combination of Duraseal stains that could achieve this color. (i.e. 50% special walnut and 50% weathered oak) … Is there any combination someone has done that has achieved a color like this?

@Minardi. We have the raw wood down now and it is lighter than this picture. That is why I assumed a stain is needed to get it slightly darker. @Patricia Colwell Consulting yes they should, but they are asking “what stains do you want to see sampled?” So I wanted to consult here to see if anyone knows of a Duraseal stain formula that could achieve this look (i.e. 50% special walnut, 50% weathered oak) There is no Duraseal stain that will create this look on its own. It definitely requires blending two or more stains.

Don't waste your time mixing. Use Berger Seidel Latte Machiatto

Josie- did you get those floors finished? I too have white oak and I love the same look as you.