Collections

Each OscarOno Paris collection begins with a distinct idea, a relationship between grain, geometry, and surface. From the sculptural depth of endgrain to the serene minimalism of flat-grain planks, the collections offer architects a complete material vocabulary for floors, walls, ceilings, and bespoke joinery. Every collection but Cube is an engineered construction: a birch plywood or oak base carrying a solid oak wear layer of 4 to 8 mm, a build that can be laid over underfloor heating. Cube is solid end grain oak throughout.

Signature

The floors that made OscarOno. The designs everything else is measured against.

Opus

The floor we are imitated for, and the one no one has matched.

Forêt

Endgrain oak, composed like a forest, and never the same twice.

Élément

Endgrain oak, one shape, and no end of ways to lay it.

Atelier

Where the house experiments. Graphic patterns and bolder geometry, drawn with a freer hand.

Entrelacs

Oak, drawn in motion.

Tresse

Oak, woven.

Canopée

Oak, read like a forest from below.

Néon

Oak, curved and graphic.

Essentiel

The classic patterns of Paris, in twelve colors of rare depth and refinement.

Droit

Oak, laid straight.

Hongrie

Oak, cut to a point.

Rompu

Oak, in herringbone.

Dalle

Oak, composed into panels.

Circulaire

What the atelier leaves behind, brought back by hand to a floor of its own standing.

Terra

Endgrain oak, composed by hand from what was left behind.

Cube

Endgrain oak, squared and quiet, from what remained.

Tweed

Smoked teak, woven by hand.

Édition

Made rarely, and slowly. Limited by the material itself, by the labor, or by both.

Rosace

Endgrain oak, drawn in a circle.

Réserve

Zambezi teak. Given up by the forest, on its own terms.