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For the sleek, glass-heavy Modern Contemporary homes in West Bellevue, wide-plank engineered oak is the leading choice. Our homeowners are gravitating toward light, naked wood tones and matte finishes. Low-sheen wood surfaces reduce glare from floor-to-ceiling windows and create a seamless, airy flow that makes open-concept living spaces feel more expansive.

In the charming Craftsman homes of Woodridge and Wilburton, the trend is a return to warmth. Mid-tone brown hardwoods and honey wood hues are replacing the cool grays of the past decade. Wire-brushed hardwood textures are particularly popular here, as they highlight the natural grain and provide a durable, "lived-in" feel that stands up to the activity of busy Pacific Northwest households while honoring traditional woodwork.

For Bellevue’s Mid-Century Modern gems, geometric hardwood patterns like herringbone and chevron are making a major comeback. Patterned hardwood layouts add a layer of custom artistry to entryways and dining rooms. Paired with sustainable materials like European Oak or Walnut, hardwood flooring patterns provide a sophisticated, retro-modern aesthetic that perfectly matches the functional beauty and nature-integrated design of the Eastside’s most coveted neighborhoods.