Parquet now refers to wood flooring laid in a geometric pattern that began being used during the Baroque period, early in the 17th century, memorably, in the Luxembourg Palace of Marie de Medici (mother of Louis XIII and wife of Henry IV).
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THE UNDERESTIMATED VALUE OF PARQUET FLOORS
Parquet flooring is currently out of favor with interior design trends, and I feel that its value is severely underestimated. There are an abundance of creative geometic patterns that offer a full range of applications from contemporary to traditional and everything in between.
Did you know? The origin of Parquet was the reference to the enclosed office of the public prosecutor, or raised platform of the king in passing judgments which was different in pattern from the other floors in the same space.

Parquet now refers to wood flooring laid in a geometric pattern that began being used during the Baroque period, early in the 17th century, memorably, in the Luxembourg Palace of Marie de Medici (mother of Louis XIII and wife of Henry IV).
Parquet now refers to wood flooring laid in a geometric pattern that began being used during the Baroque period, early in the 17th century, memorably, in the Luxembourg Palace of Marie de Medici (mother of Louis XIII and wife of Henry IV).
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