Herringbone oak floor
A house with a large bay window facing the garden. French herringbone laid at an angle to the axis of the room, then sanded and lacquered.
- Year
- 2018
- Location
- Zamość
French herringbone is cut at an angle, so there is noticeably more waste than with plain block parquet. In return, the layout copes better with out-of-square walls, because the pattern is not referenced to any of them.
Once laid, the floor was sanded and given three coats of high-gloss lacquer. That is what the client wanted.
Gallery
The bay window faces the garden, and the floor runs through without a threshold.
French herringbone set at 45 degrees to the axis of the room.