Whitewashed wooden floors have become one of the most popular finish styles in modern homes. Their light, pale appearance works especially well in contemporary interiors, Scandinavian-inspired rooms, period homes that need brightening, and darker spaces where homeowners want the floor to feel cleaner, softer and more open. But although the phrase “whitewashed wooden floors” sounds simple, it can mean several different things in practice. Some homeowners imagine a soft, natural-looking pale oak floor. Others want a stronger limed appearance where the grain has a more visible white pigment. Some want a cleaner, more uniform white effect with higher durability......

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