Baseboards for cork flooring - where and which ones?

- Which manufacturer or variant did you choose? - Hardware store baseboards okay? - White or "similar" color to the floor? - Click system? - Is there anything you were particularly satisfied with and can recommend? I'm looking forward to any hints/tips :)

We decided on classic solid wood in white. However, with oak parquet and light walls. Similar/the same color as the floor can also look good, but for us it was a bit "old school" and we were tired of it from previous rental properties. With a contrasting color, it looks a bit more lively/modern in my opinion, but that is certainly a matter of taste.

DIY store baseboards are certainly "okay" depending on the product, but even more expensive than better quality from the internet ;)

In the past, I always used click systems, now the wooden baseboards are simply glued.

Recommendation: solid wood and preferably with a "groove" for cable routing behind it.

I once had cork parquet and cut the baseboards myself from the cork parquet, beveling the top edge (but then treated the baseboards again with varnish). Then fixed them with thin screws (which were slightly countersunk and therefore almost invisible). However, it was a special case as the house was very old and everything was crooked and warped, and standard baseboards were not really a solution. But it was a lot of work, and I found the result "good". Now I have solid wood baseboards painted white with different wall colors ranging from white to gray to "colorful" with dark wood parquet, which I really like and would also consider suitable in combination with cork.

Foiled baseboards are rubbish (wiped three times and already looking bad), just like those plastic baseboards in "wood look".