Reclaimed Dalle de Bourgogne French Limestone

Dalle de Bourgogne French limestone flooring boasts a distinctive patina that is a testament to its enduring service. Over time, this exquisite limestone develops a smooth, weathered surface that enhances its natural beauty, imparting a sense of history and character to each individual tile.

The patina exhibits subtle variations in color and texture, ranging from warm beige and golden hues to hints of gray and soft earthy tones, creating a tapestry of visual richness that adds depth and charm to any space. The interplay of these colors and the nuanced veining patterns further accentuate the inherent elegance and timelessness of Dalle de Bourgogne limestone flooring, making it a coveted choice for those seeking a flooring option that exudes both timeless beauty and a sense of lived history.

 

 

 

 

An Enduring Legacy

Few materials tell a story quite like Reclaimed French Oak, a flooring choice that seamlessly blends history, character, and timeless appeal. Unlike standard reclaimed wood, which is often repurposed from beams, these planks are carefully recovered from the original floors of historic French homes and countryside estates—many dating back to the 17th century or earlier.

Each board is a testament to the past, shaped by centuries of use and imbued with a rich, natural patina. The wood’s distinct graining, varied hues, and subtle imperfections reflect the passage of time, adding warmth and authenticity to any space.


Once reclaimed, the wood undergoes a meticulous restoration process. Every plank is thoughtfully cleaned, resurfaced, and hand-finished to preserve its character while enhancing its durability. Our skilled artisans approach this work with the utmost care, ensuring that the wood’s inherent beauty is honored and elevated.


The result is more than just flooring—it’s a piece of history, reimagined for modern living. With its depth, charm, and artisanal craftsmanship, Reclaimed French Oak brings a sense of heritage and refinement to any interior.