Some floors are chosen; others are named. Our Manorwood Collection takes its inspiration from the great houses of the English countryside: Arundale, Downton, Eaton, Hampton, Windsor, and brings that sense of heritage to engineered oak floors built for the way we live now. Here is a closer look at the range.

A collection with a story

Every Manorwood floor is named for the kind of house it belongs in, and the palette follows suit. Lighter, airier tones such as Saltglass and Silvermere suit coastal and contemporary schemes; warm naturals like Barleyhaven and Wheatmoor bring golden, sunlit character; deeper shades including Umberton and Thornwood ground a room with quiet drama. Each is a genuine oak wear layer over a stable engineered core, so the beauty on the surface is matched by dependable performance beneath.

One tone, two formats

The quiet genius of the collection is that its colours are produced in both plank and herringbone formats. That means you can lay generous planks through the living spaces and switch to a matching herringbone in the hallway or kitchen, changing the rhythm of a room without ever breaking the flow of colour. It is a look designers love, and it is remarkably hard to achieve when mixing floors from different ranges.

Three builds to suit every project

Manorwood floors come in 12mm, 14mm and 15mm constructions. The slimmer 12mm boards are ideal over underfloor heating and where floor heights are tight; the 14mm and 15mm builds bring extra substance to busy family spaces. If you are unsure which is right for you, our flooring thickness guide walks through the decision room by room.

Heritage looks, modern manners

Because every Manorwood floor is engineered, it behaves impeccably in modern homes: stable over underfloor heating, resilient through seasonal changes, and straightforward to fit and to live with. It is the character of a country-house floor without the country-house maintenance, and it sits as happily in a new-build apartment as in a Victorian terrace.

See Manorwood in your own light

Oak changes with every room’s light, which is why we always suggest seeing a board at home before you choose. Browse the full Manorwood Collection, request a sample of the tones that catch your eye, or explore the wider wood flooring collection, and if you would like advice on pairing formats or specifying for a whole property, our team is here to help.