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Hardwood floor installation in Magnolia

Magnolia homeowners seeking upscale transformations for coastal estates or classic homes often choose premium wood for its lasting value. Bespoke Hardwood Seattle offers expert installation, precise layout, custom wood selection, and master-level craftsmanship, that enhances the refined aesthetic of your living space with entirely new floors. We proudly serve homeowners throughout Magnolia, including Briarcliff, Lawton Park, Interbay, Carleton Park, and all the nearby bluff communities.

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A fresh start for the floor you already love.

From wide-plank white oak to classic strip flooring, we help you choose the species, width, and finish that fit your home and your budget. Every project starts with a free in-home assessment, so you know exactly what your space needs before any work begins. Curious how it works? See our installation process. Need something else? We also offer refinishing and repairs.

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Magnolia's homes tell two stories. The first wave went up in the 1920s and '30s — Tudor, Colonial, and Spanish Revival houses along the bluffs and around Carleton Park. A postwar boom followed, filling the neighborhood with midcentury ramblers and modern view homes from the 1940s through the '60s. Each era calls for a different approach to new flooring: blending new boards into historic oak is a very different job from updating a midcentury home designed around light and open space. 

Frequently Asked Questions About Installation in Magnolia
 
Can you match new hardwood to the original floors in my older Magnolia home

Often, yes. Many homes from the 1920s and '30s have oak strip flooring. We match the species, width, and grade, weave the new boards into the existing floor, and then sand and finish the whole area together so it reads as one continuous floor.  

My house has big windows facing the water. Will the sun affect a new floor? 

Direct sunlight changes the color of almost any wood over time. Some species darken more than others, and oil-based finishes tend to amber more than water-based ones. We'll help you choose a species and finish that age well in bright rooms, and suggest simple ways to protect the sunniest spots.

Let’s bring your hardwood floors back to life.

Call for a free, no-obligation estimate. We’ll assess your floor, walk you through the options and give you a straightforward recommendation.

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MONDAY–FRIDAY, 9AM–6PM  •  SATURDAY, 9AM–4PM

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