Oiled Oak, Red Oak and Maple Floors for Chappaqua and Armonk
Posted November 1, 2026
Ten High Plains floors in white oak, red oak and maple, all 5" wide with a UV matte oil finish, for classic center-hall and colonial houses.
Call (908) 232-6600 or book a virtual consultation to review samples and specifications for your project.
Colonials and center-hall houses in Chappaqua, Armonk and Mount Kisco often suit a classic 5" board better than a very wide plank. Our High Plains floors are prefinished in a UV matte oil, in white oak, red oak and maple.
Here is how the range divides by species and tone.
White Oak: Torrington and Lingle
Torrington is described as one of the most beloved prefinished oiled white oak floors in the range, a character grade floor with a light finish. Its page notes it is installed in settings from high traffic beachfront properties to condo developments.
Lingle is an oak with rich dark tones, smooth grain patterns and a UV oiled matte finish. Light Torrington suits a kitchen and family room, while Lingle suits a study or dining room. Our white oak versus red oak guide compares the two species.
Light Maple: Bingham and Scott's Bluff
Bingham is maple with natural, creamy hues, a UV cured oil finish and smooth grain patterns. Maple has a tight, even grain, so Bingham gives a calm, pale floor that suits a bright bedroom or a home office.
Scott's Bluff is a UV oiled maple with rich brown hues, striking grain patterns and a smooth design, which its page describes as warm and cozy. It suits a den or a family room. Our maple post covers wider maple formats too.
Darker Maple: Morrill and Cheyenne
Morrill is a prefinished maple with a UV cured oil finish, dark hues and a smooth surface, described as creating an elegant and relaxed atmosphere. A darker maple is less common, and it gives a refined, even floor for a formal living room.
Cheyenne is a UV oiled maple with rich brown hues, striking grain patterns and a prefinished rustic look. Where Morrill is smooth and calm, Cheyenne has more movement, which suits a family room or a lower-level media room that sees more daily use.
Want High Plains samples in oak, red oak and maple? Call (908) 232-6600 or book a virtual consultation.
Red Oak: Rosebud and Angora
Rosebud is a prefinished red oak with brown hues, a rustic appearance and swirling grain patterns, finished in oil for a natural look. Red oak is a good choice when an older house already has red oak in some rooms.
Angora is a red oak with natural color variation and a rustic look, described as creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Both suit a renovation where new rooms need to sit comfortably beside original floors. Our solid hardwood post covers matching older floors.
Cocoa and Dark Brown: Alliance and Lakota
Alliance is a red oak prefinished in UV oil, with a cocoa color palette and a distinct smooth grain pattern. Lakota is a red oak with a UV cured oil finish, dark brown hues and a brushed smooth surface.
Every High Plains floor is 5" wide, in random lengths from 1-1/2' to 8', and is offered as 3/4" solid or as 5/8" or 3/4" engineered with a 4mm wear layer. That lets one tone run from a wood-framed main floor down to a finished basement on a slab. A virtual consultation helps narrow the choice.
Quick Answers
How wide are High Plains floors?
5" wide, in random lengths from 1-1/2' to 8'.
What species are in the range?
White oak, red oak and maple.
What finish do they have?
A prefinished UV matte oil.
Which High Plains floor is lightest?
Torrington, a character grade white oak with a light finish, and Bingham maple.
Plan Your Floor
Renovating a colonial in Chappaqua, Armonk or nearby? We can send High Plains samples and help match new floors to the rest of the house with your builder.
Call (908) 232-6600, email joe@hugginsflooring.com, or book a virtual consultation. Browse our collections: Herringbone, Chevron, Wide Plank, Parquet.
About The Author
Joe Avila has worked in wood flooring for 26 years. He is NWFA certified (CSI, CI, CWFI, CFS) and teaches NWFA continuing-education courses for architects, designers and flooring professionals. Luxury Wood NYC, a Huggins Wood Floor Specialist brand.
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