Crescent Moon European White Oak Engineered | Medieval Floors

Warm-toned water-resistant flooring in pale golden blonde over a soft warm sandy cast. Crescent Moon from Medieval Floors — 5/8″, 4mm wear.
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Medieval Floors Brand
Blonde Color Tone
Engineered Hardwood Flooring Type
5/8 inches + Thickness
4mm+ Wear Layer
7 inches + Width

Quick Answer

What is Crescent Moon?

Crescent Moon is an engineered hardwood floor in a pale golden blonde tone, with an authentic, lived-in feel and visible knots for a warm, natural look.

Is it waterproof?

Engineered hardwood isn't waterproof. Where it beats solid wood is stability — the cross-layered core moves far less with moisture, so it can handle rooms and subfloors solid wood rules out. Prompt spill cleanup keeps it looking its best.

Can it be refinished?

A professional gauges refinishing by the wear layer — the real wood veneer, not the total plank height. With its 4mm layer, Crescent Moon can usually take two or three professional refinishes.

What does the plank surface look like?

Up close the Crescent Moon plank shows long, uninterrupted straight grain running board-length, with the cathedral figure kept low and rising mostly near the ends. This is Character-grade White Oak, so the surface carries visible knots and natural character marks, a balanced scatter of small-to-medium knots, pin flecks, and fine mineral streaks rather than a uniform face. That real-wood variation means no two boards repeat, which is what keeps a large blonde floor from looking flat.

Will this color work in my room?

Because Crescent Moon sits at the pale, warm end of the blonde range, it reads brightest in a room like this one, where wide windows and midday sun push the golden undertone forward and keep the floor light and open. In lower or north-facing light the same boards settle into a softer honey-beige rather than going grey, so the warmth holds through the day. That paleness makes it an easy backdrop for both crisp whites and deep, dark accents; it brightens a space rather than weighing it down.

Price & availability?

This floor is available by special order. Get in touch by call or text at (408) 753-3220 to check lead time and receive a quote. Choose nationwide shipping, local Bay Area delivery, or showroom pickup. Contact us to learn about trade pricing for verified contractors, designers, and architects. Feel free to get in touch with any questions.

Overview

Crescent Moon is a pale golden blonde warmed by a soft sandy cast, bright without tipping into stark white or cool grey. Across the wide White Oak boards you'll catch visible character knots and faint mineral marks, the natural signs of a Character-grade floor, spaced to add interest without reading as rustic. In a daylight-filled modern living room the tone lifts and warms, and the pale boards throw dark leather seating and a stone fireplace into relief. It's a floor that keeps a large, open space feeling airy and current.

A pale, airy blonde with honest White Oak character, bright underfoot and an easy foil for darker furniture.

Specifications

Brand Medieval Floors
Collection Medieval Floors Architectural
Color Crescent Moon
Plank size 7.5 inches wide × 75 inches long
Thickness 5/8″
Grade Character
Species European White Oak
Top veneer 4mm
Edge profile 4-sided micro-beveled
Finish UV Lacquer
SF per carton 23.31 sq ft
Installation grade Above, On, Below grade
Installation method Glued Down; Staple/Nail
Waterproof No — water-resistant only
Warranty Lifetime Structural Limited / 35 Years Residential Wear Limited / 5 Years Light Commercial Limited
Certifications FloorScore Certificate; Lacey Act Compliant, TSCA Title IV Compliant; CARB II Compliant

Installation, Care & Warranty

Frequently asked questions

What does it look like installed in a real room?
Installed, Crescent Moon keeps a bright modern living room feeling open and current. In the photographed space the pale blonde boards run beneath dark chocolate-brown leather sofas and lounge chairs, with a low white table and a slim floor lamp keeping things spare; a stone fireplace and tall windows fill one wall against crisp white paint. The light floor and the dark leather play off each other, the blonde holding the daylight while the deep furniture gives the room weight. It reads as a calm, modern gathering space rather than a busy one.
Will it match my cabinets?
For cabinets and built-ins, a pale blonde floor like Crescent Moon is one of the more forgiving choices. In the photo it sits beneath a dark wood sideboard, and the contrast works well, the light boards letting a dark, warm-toned wood piece stand out cleanly instead of blending into a muddy match. It pairs just as easily with crisp white or off-white cabinetry for an airy look, and with black or espresso built-ins when you want more contrast. Because the floor's undertone is warm rather than grey, it sits most comfortably with warm woods and warm neutrals; very cool, blue-grey cabinets are the one pairing worth checking against a sample first.

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Written by
Sergey Stotskiy

Managing Partner, Kapriz Hardwood Floors · Licensed California C-15 Flooring Contractor #875369 (active since 2006) · Established 2003