Parquet style dilemma!!
Monique
6 years ago
Hi, We have some reclaimed parquet being fitted. However, We can't decide which style would suit our open plan living area. The room is approx. 9m x 4m. The wood is beech, so will be quite light when cleaned up. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Monique
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6 years agoHi everyone, We went for the double herringbone with double edge. Triple would have been nice , but in some areas we would have lost the pattern. Please see before and after photos. The wood was teak not beech as originally thought. It's absolutely gorgeous.
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