Patterned parquet, mosaics and marquetry, laid piece by piece. Oak, walnut, ash — real wood, not laminate. A floor you walk for decades that only ages beautifully.
We pick each board by its grain and tone, cut it to size and lay it piece by piece. No two floors are the same — no one repeats the growth rings. A solid parquet can be sanded and oiled again, so it lasts generations, not just a few seasons.
Classic parquet bonds and inlaid marquetry. We make every pattern in oak, walnut or stained wood. Sample content; add your own projects in your version.
A classic with no expiry date. Boards in a V, a warm regular rhythm for any room.
Cut on the angle into one continuous zigzag. French elegance that stretches a space.
Large woven panels — squares with opposing grain. A calm, palatial rhythm for big rooms.
A figure inlaid straight into the floor — a medallion, a border, a monogram.
We measure the room, choose the pattern, wood and direction, and prepare a laying plan.
We cut and sort the boards by grain so the pattern lines up and the joints meet.
We lay it piece by piece onto the substrate, gluing and pressing so the floor holds and never creaks.
We sand it back and apply oil or lacquer — a surface you can renew over time.
I make floors myself, from the drawing to the last board — not in a crew doing three flights a day. I choose the wood at the sawmill and sort it by grain so the pattern holds. A solid parquet I will sand and oil again in time, so it lasts another generation. One floor done properly beats three done in a hurry.