Flooring


Parquetry is the term we use to describe veneering in geometric patterns, often made of the same wood but with different grain patterns.

In contrast to chequerboard decoration, parquetry is not composed of squares, but of rectangles or diamonds.

Antique Saxon furniture of the Baroque period is particularly famous for its parquetry.

Also interesting

Ivory

Ivory was used as a contrast to dark woods as inlay or marquetry. It has always been considered particularly precious [...]
Read more

Tripartite

By this term we mean three evenly recessed plinth segments. [...]
Read more

Tooth frieze

The tooth frieze is a decorative element typically found on classicist furniture. It consists of individual rectangular [...]
Read more