How is the color difference formed in solid wood flooring?

All things that grow in the big forest grow differently with the climate changes of the four seasons. The trees standing tall in the forest are also like this! It can be imagined that wooden flooring made of wood will inevitably form different wood colors.

The times are advancing, and living standards are also improving. More and more people are pursuing a different and comfortable decoration style, seeking their own quality of life, cultivating their character, and becoming more picky about the selection of wood varieties. They even have doubts about the natural color difference formed by wood, which can't help but lead to doubts about the quality of wooden flooring.

Even on the same piece of wood, you can see that there is a certain color difference between the edge wood and the core wood. Most wood edges are still light in color, while the core wood is darker in color. When it is made into a wooden floor, the color difference is naturally inevitable. To further elaborate on the larger environment, if an orange is born in Huainan, it is called an orange, and if it is born in Huaibei, it is called an orange. During the growth process of trees, due to the duration of sunlight exposure, climate changes, and differences in nutrient content in the soil, there may be certain differences in the texture, color, and properties of the wood produced. Moreover, different cutting methods, such as cross-section, radial section, and chord section, are all different visual representations.

The influence of multiple factors endows wood with special textures, curved or straight lines, and unique natural aromas. The classical beauty, elegant beauty, minimalist beauty, and simple beauty of wooden flooring are all fully reflected in your eyes due to these differences. A single beauty without color difference is certainly neat, but isn't irregularity and asymmetry also a natural beauty?