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Asian Walnut Collection

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Asian walnut is known for rich grain patterns and deep color variation, so planks can look noticeably different from one another. That movement is a big part of its appeal, and it's why Asian walnut hardwood flooring suits rooms where you want the floor itself to bring some character, whether that's a cozy family room or an open-concept living space.

Because the look changes from board to board, it pays to see more than one plank before you decide, ideally in the room where the floor will go. Our guide on how to choose the right hardwood floor can help you weigh style, installation and everyday use, and each listing here spells out its construction, finish and care guidance.

Why Choose Asian Walnut Flooring from Floor Warehouse?

  • Order a free sample of any of the four colors to see the grain in person.

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Best Asian Walnut Flooring for...

Rustic, Vintage Style

The best Asian walnut floor for a rustic, vintage look is a deep, warm shade. Asian Walnut Solid Hardwood Floor Hand Scraped Vintage pairs dark brown color with hand scraping that highlights knots and grain.

Warm Red Undertones

The best Asian walnut floor for warmth with a hint of red is a medium brown. Asian Walnut Solid Hardwood Floor Hand Scraped Paragon shows a medium brown tone with red undertones across 5-inch-wide planks.

Deep, Contemporary Tones

The best Asian walnut floor for a dark, contemporary room is deep brown. Asian Walnut Solid Hardwood Floor Hand Scraped Dusky has a deep, warm hue that its listing pairs with traditional and contemporary rooms.

Golden, Honey Tones

The best Asian walnut floor for a lighter, golden look is the natural colorway. Asian Walnut Solid Hardwood Floor Hand Scraped Natural blends golden honey, deep brown and auburn tones in one hand-scraped floor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Asian walnut the same as acacia?

For these floors, yes. Every listing in this collection identifies Asian walnut as acacia, so if you've been searching for acacia flooring, these are solid acacia hardwood floors sold as Asian walnut. The hand scraped walnut flooring here is Asian walnut, which each listing identifies as acacia.

What are the specifications of these floors?

All four are Asian walnut solid hardwood flooring, 3/4 inch thick and 5 inches wide, with random long lengths. Each has a hand-scraped surface and a UV-cured urethane finish, and each box covers 24.22 square feet.

How is Asian walnut flooring installed?

Every floor here is specified for nail-down installation, and three of the four listings describe nail-down installation on or above grade. The solid hardwood installation instructions linked on each product page call for at least 48 hours of acclimation, or whatever the manufacturer recommends. We don't offer installation, so whoever lays the floor should follow those instructions.

How do you care for these floors?

Keep grit off the surface with regular sweeping or a vacuum fitted with a hardwood floor attachment (skip the beater bar), and use a microfiber mop that's dry or only slightly damp. The solid hardwood cleaning guide linked on each listing recommends applying a pH-neutral cleaner to the mop rather than the floor, drying right away, and avoiding steam cleaners and cleaners with ammonia, bleach or vinegar. It also suggests felt pads under furniture and indoor humidity between 30 and 50 percent. Our hardwood floor maintenance guide covers more long-term care.

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