Parquet Flooring
Parquet flooring uses small blocks of wood to create intricate geometric patterns. Historically a sign of prestige, it remains one of the most desirable flooring options for its unique blend of artistic beauty and long-lasting durability.
Parquet flooring is defined by its artistic and repeated geometric shapes, offering a level of detail that standard planks cannot match. Modern parquet flooring is incredibly versatile, serving as the perfect flooring option for living rooms to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Our engineered parquet flooring is designed to withstand moisture and temperature fluctuations. It is increasingly popular to install in kitchens to create a seamless flow in open-plan homes. To ensure a stable and long-lasting bond, we recommend using a professional-grade adhesive for parquet flooring during the installation process, which provides the flexibility needed for natural wood movement.
Choosing the right parquet flooring colours is essential for setting the tone of your interior. For a contemporary, Scandi-inspired look, light parquet flooring or grey parquet flooring from our Climate collection can make a space feel brighter and more expansive. Conversely, dark parquet flooring in rich oak or walnut tones offers a regal, traditional feel that mimics the look of antique parquet flooring.
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Hampstead Oak
PAR1005
Hampstead Oak hints at the current trend for grey flooring whilst allowing the more natural tones of oak to show. The classic parquet design sits perfectly with both a more traditional and modern decor. The tongue and groove profile allows the floor to be laid in different patterns to achieve the perfect look for any room. As Hampstead Oak is engineered it is suitable for use with water-based underfloor heating too.
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Kensington Oak
PAR1006
The neutral shade of Kensington Oak will make a statement in any room! Mix and match different shades or play with the layout for a look as unique as your home.
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Harlesden Smoked Oak
PAR1007
Harlesden Smoked Oak perfectly showcases the diversity of nature. The colour difference between the boards allows you to add a contemporary twist to a modern floor style. The select grade of the boards means that there are fewer knots giving a beautiful finish.
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Sloane Smoked Oak
PAR1008
With its rich, dark coffee tones, Sloane Smoked Oak will add luxury and style to any room. The smoking process that the boards go through means that the colour seeps deeper into the plank keeping them looking better for longer. The parquet blocks can be laid in a number of different patterns to suit your individual style. All our Parquet collection is made from engineered hardwood which makes them suitable for use over water-based underfloor heating.
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Eltham Walnut
PAR1009
Eltham Walnut is a designer's dream. The deep tones of Walnut make this floor a unique and eccentric choice.
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Katsura Oak Parquet
PAR1020
A simple and unpretentious display of beautiful timber, the natural woodgrains of Katsura Oak are brought to life with a delicately warming oiled finish. Available in matching Plank format.
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Noma Smoked Oak Parquet
PAR1021
Subtle variations of the cool and hazy make this a seriously sophisticated floor. Noma Smoked Oak is perfect for a muted Scandinavian look mixing pale intonations in a monochrome environment Also available in matching plank format.
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Congaree Smoked Oak Parquet
PAR1022
Finished in rich, lustrous shades of burnt toffee, Congaree Smoked Oak lends a substantial and reassuringly traditional feel to any space. Available in matching plank format.
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Verdant Smoked Oak Parquet
PAR1023
What a welcome Verdant Smoked Oak gives to a room, as rich and comforting as sticky toffee pudding. The smoking process delivers colour further into the wood for a truly deep and generous finish. Available in matching Plank format.
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Is parquet flooring expensive?
How much parquet flooring costs can vary depending on various factors, as with all wood flooring - e.g. the type of wood, the thickness, the grade, the complexity of the pattern, and the quality of the material.
Generally, parquet flooring tends to be more expensive than traditional plank hardwood flooring due to the intricate designs and craftsmanship involved, but its distinctive patterns are well worth the investment!
