White Oak Flooring, Princeton University Art Museum
The transformation of the Princeton University Art Museum represents a bold new chapter for one of the nation’s oldest collecting institutions, blending sophisticated modern architecture with timeless materials. To complement the gallery’s expansive and light-filled design, the project features Vermont Plank Flooring’s Select White Oak in 6″ widths. Our Bread Loaf finish was selected for a soft, neutral undertone that grounds the space while allowing the world-class artwork to remain the primary focus. By choosing sustainably sourced wide-plank oak, the design team has created a warm, cohesive aesthetic that flows effortlessly through the museum’s reimagined social and exhibition spaces.
- Flooring: Select White Oak Flooring in 6″ Widths
- Finish: Vermont Artisan Bread Loaf Finish
- Lead Architects: Adjaye Associates, Cooper Robertson Architecture
- Construction: LF Driscoll
- Installation by North Eastern Hardwood Floors
- Photography: Richard Barnes/John Hill
