I would try to match the best you can. If you don't like the light oak color and would like to do a darker shade, do the following. You can rent a floor sander, sand the floors you have now, then stain all floors the same color.

Yes - You want to match if possible.

I saw a pic of a kitchen with planks of White Oak that were either white washed or pickled - how do you care for this finish? I love it, but is it practical in a well used kitchen? I believe it was your flooring..design by lgs Thank you! vogelflight@cox.net

If a floor is whitewashed by a particular product there will typically be care instructions included.

ok-thank you...