Kährs Oak Gate is a clean oak floor, which has been color enhanced through smoking. The color is a warm brownish oak color which is strengthened even further by the length of the boards. Found in this classically elegant villa in Green Community, Dubai. Photos by Studio Zee Photography - Marko Zirdum

This contemporary apartment in the Fairways in the Greens in Dubai complements its bright interior and vintage pieces with Arctic Oak. The white stained wood floor has a rustic 1-strip design, and contains sap wood and colour variation. Follow us on Instagram:@nordichomeworx or goo.gl/78czH9 Marko Zirdum - Studio Zee Photography

Kährs Oak Gate is a clean oak floor, which has been color enhanced through smoking. The color is a warm brownish oak color which is strengthened even further by the length of the boards. Found in this classically elegant villa in Green Community, Dubai. Photos by Studio Zee Photography - Marko Zirdum

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