Libourne Light Beige Waterproof SPC | Medieval Floors

Warm-toned waterproof flooring in soft light beige with warm sandy undertones. Libourne from Medieval Floors — 8mm, 20 mil wear. Available at Kapriz Santa Clara.
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Medieval Floors Brand
Marseille Collection (8mm) Collection
SPC Flooring Type
8mm+ Thickness
Yes Water Resistant
20 mil Wear Layer

Quick Answer

What is Libourne?

Libourne is a rigid, wood-look SPC floor in a soft light beige shade, with a thick, high-traffic wear layer for a simple, carefree finish.

Is it waterproof?

Yes — 100% waterproof. Unlike engineered hardwood or laminate, surface spills don't soak in, and the rigid core won't cup or buckle. Wipe up spills and pet accidents promptly and don't leave standing water. Not approved for outdoor installation.

How durable is it, and what traffic can it take?

Libourne is protected by a 20 mil wear layer — equivalent to 0.50 mm — made for heavy residential use and many light-commercial applications, giving you excellent protection against everyday scratches, scuffs, and abrasion. A common step-up point where the extra thickness starts to matter.

Will it hold up to daily life?

What 20 mil typically means in real homes: many years of moderate residential use without visible wear-through. Libourne in heavy-traffic zones (kitchen, entry) works hardest and shows the first signs soonest; quieter rooms like bedrooms keep their look longest.

What does the plank surface look like?

Up close, Libourne's surface is calm and orderly. The grain runs tight and mostly straight down each board, with a very quiet figure and only subtle flowing lines rather than big sweeping arches. A couple of boards carry a faint mineral accent, and there are no knots to interrupt the rhythm, so the look stays consistent board to board. The printed wood-look texture is fine and understated, the kind of restrained grain that keeps a large floor reading tidy instead of loud.

Quiet enough upstairs or in a condo?

There's no separate underlayment to buy and no pad to choose. Libourne's factory-attached 1.5mm IXPE anti-microbial acoustic pad comes bonded to every plank and dampens footfall noise throughout the home — one less material decision and one less install step.

Will this color work in my room?

Under the soft afternoon daylight this room draws from its windows, Libourne's sandy beige warms slightly and reads relaxed rather than bright-white. The undertone leans warm-neutral instead of yellow, so it keeps that easy tone from midday into lower evening light without tipping orange or going flat. In a darker or north-facing room it shifts toward a soft greige, which still suits the color; where daylight is strong, it lifts to a clean sand. It sits naturally with warm creams, rattan and cane, off-white walls, and soft greens, and it gives black or charcoal accents a warm floor to stand against.

Price & availability?

This flooring is supplied on a special-order basis. For today's lead time and a quote, call or text (408) 753-3220. We can arrange nationwide shipping, Bay Area delivery, or pickup. Trade pricing and trade accounts are available to verified contractors, designers, and architects. Feel free to get in touch with any questions.

Overview

Libourne carries a sandy warmth through a soft light beige, close enough to raw linen that it never reads stark or cold. The grain stays quiet, running as tight, mostly straight lines with only a faint mineral fleck on a board here and there, so the surface looks smooth and even rather than busy. In its photographed setting, a japandi living room, that restraint does real work: Libourne gives a curved cream sofa, a rattan lounge chair, and a corner tree a shared, unhurried ground without competing with any of them. Underfoot it is a printed wood-look layer over a rigid SPC stone core, so the easy look comes on a floor that takes daily traffic, pets, and the occasional spill in stride.

Soft sandy beige with a near-still grain, a serene base that lets rattan, linen, and greenery lead.

Specifications

Brand Medieval Floors
Collection Marseille Collection (8mm)
Color Libourne
Plank size 9 inches wide × 60 inches long
Thickness 8mm
Wear layer 20 mil
Locking system UNILIN
Underlayment 1.5mm IXPE anti-microbial acoustic (attached)
SF per carton 18.8 sq ft
Installation grade Above, On, Below grade
Waterproof Yes — 100%
Warranty Limited Lifetime Residential / 10 Years Commercial
Certifications GREENGUARD Gold, FloorScore, SCS Responsible Source, Lacey Act Compliant, Phthalate Free, EPA TSCA Title VI Compliant, CARB Phase 2 Compliant

Installation, Care & Warranty

Frequently asked questions

What does it look like installed in a real room?
In the photographed room, Libourne runs through a japandi-styled living space built around natural materials. A curved cream sofa and a rattan lounge chair sit on it, with a potted tree in the corner and a pair of round mirrors on a warm cream wall. The soft sandy floor ties all of that together: it echoes the rattan and the pale wood side blocks, keeps the pale upholstery feeling warm rather than washed out, and lets the greenery and the mirrors carry the eye. The overall effect is grounded and unhurried, a quiet backdrop that looks considered without looking staged.
Will it match my cabinets?
Libourne is an easy floor to match cabinets to, because its warm-neutral beige doesn't force a direction. Pale wood, rattan, and light-oak-look cabinetry blend right in, and the photographed room pairs it with pale wood side blocks in the same tonal family. White and cream cabinets keep the space soft and bright, while a warm greige or sage-green base gives gentle contrast without clashing. For more definition, a deep charcoal or black island reads crisp against the light floor. The one pairing to approach carefully is a strongly yellow-toned wood, which can push the floor's sandy undertone toward gold.
Will it still look this bright in a windowless basement?
Away from the windows it enjoys in these photos, Libourne holds up better than most light floors in a low-light or windowless room. Its warm sandy undertone means it doesn't turn grey or cold under artificial light the way a cooler beige can, keeping a soft, warm cast instead. In a basement or interior room, warm-white bulbs around 2700K to 3000K bring out the sand tone, while cooler daylight bulbs flatten it toward greige. Being a light floor, it also returns whatever light you do have, which helps a lower-lit space feel a bit more open.
Does this floor work with indoor plants?
Yes, Libourne and indoor plants suit each other, which is why the photographed room leans on a potted tree as its main accent. The soft sandy beige makes a warm, natural backdrop that green foliage stands out against, and the quiet grain won't fight a cluster of pots or a large planter. As a care note, set planters on a saucer or a felt-backed mat rather than straight on the surface: standing water and rubber-backed trays are the two things that mark any floor over time, and wiping up any overspill promptly keeps it looking new.

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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