Lark is a wood-look SPC floor in a warm greige-brown shade, with a durable, heavy-traffic wear layer for a simple, carefree finish.

Yes — 100% waterproof. Kitchen reality — dropped pots, splashes, and daily mop-and-go cleaning — won't faze the planks, as long as you wipe spills up promptly and dry any standing water. Not approved for outdoor installation; test the subfloor for moisture before installing.

The top of Lark carries a 20 mil wear layer — equal to about 0.51 mm — ideal for heavy residential use and many light-commercial applications, delivering excellent protection against everyday scratches, scuffs, and abrasion. It runs noticeably thicker than the entry-level wear layers.

Dog nails, cat claws, litter grit, water-bowl splash — Lark's 20 mil wear layer and finish resist the scratches and scuffs a pet household puts on a floor, whereas a thinner LVT wear layer marks more easily.

The plank surface is where Lark shows its character: prominent cathedral peaks swirl and arch the length of each board with strong figure and clear board-to-board variation. Dark mineral streaks and scattered knots run through the printed grain, giving it a genuinely weathered, salvaged-timber look. It is a bold, textural read - grain you notice from across the room.

The 1mm acoustic layer damps the hollow "click" sound characteristic of floating floors. Lark is quieter underfoot than LVT with a loose pad — both for the walker and for rooms below in multi-story homes.

Yes — Lark carries FloorScore certification, independently tested for low chemical emissions. That matters most for households with allergies, asthma, or young children.

Under the flood of morning daylight through this room's many windows, Lark's weathered greige-brown stays rich and defined rather than washing out, its depth holding against soft white walls. In the evening or a shadier spot it reads deeper and moodier, closer to a worn, deep-brown tone. That range makes it a floor that anchors a pale room without ever feeling heavy-handed.