Congratulations on your new house redo! For a neutral beige without red or gold undertones, you might consider stains in the light taupe or greige (gray-beige) family. These shades typically neutralize the natural redness of oak and offer a modern, sophisticated finish that aligns well with your color scheme.

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These elements can create focal points in your rooms, bringing warmth and a global flair to the neutral base you've established with your flooring and wall colors.

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Best wishes on your home renovation journey!

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In my experience red oak floors are hard to finis kight colored without the pink shining through. You can sometimes find a floor refinisher that use teqnigues that are not cheap to get a much lighter floor I think a really dark ebony floor mighr be fabulous with all the light tones

When I see the word oak, I automatically think either red or gold. That is the color of this wood. Because you want to cover and and not enhance, I would suggest a spray on that is oil based and then you can choose literally any color you want. Water based stains are going to go into the pores and enhance the red. Or try a pickling stain in the grey/white color line.