At first glance, I would say that - as is - the /colour/ of the floor is 
oak-like, although a light one. However, I think you should do a couple 
of things:

1) break up the floor in individual boards. In this wip, boards are 
simulated by scaling the texture to the extreme but that is not 
wood-like. In the thread 'Silentium - final' I uploaded an older image 
of mine (De Dulle Griet) where you can see different wood textures, 
particularly the floor which is a macro originally by Dan Hentschel 
which I adapted to my own needs. If you are interested, I can put it in 
p.b.s-f.

2) use a wood pattern properly scaled and rotated. Now, you will soon 
discover that moiree effects will appear when applied to the floor. You 
will need to play with the texture's scale and/or the colour contrasts 
until they disappear.

3) if you want a more honey-coloured floor I suppose you should add more 
'yellow' to your texture ;-) I shall look at your texture but be 
patient: I am rendering a final version of Silentium and that is taking 
most of my resources for the reminder of the week.

Thomas

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