Mansion Weave
"Exploring Inspiration at Every Turn"
Mansion Weave design is an engineered parquet made from the assembling of 284 mm x 190 mm polygons and 284 mm x 67 mm trapezoids. In other words, our engineered wood parquets are basically polygonal and trapezoidal tiles that are placed together in a sophisticated and complex fashion.
Mansion Weave
The Mansion Weave has its origins in 17th Century France, where was used in pal and grand homes.
It is similar to the traditional weave pattern used in textile production.
This pattern is often chosen for a prominent area in the home to give it a luxurious feel, with boards of the same colour for the rest of the house.
The Mansion Weave is a sophisticated pattern that runs in three different directions, making it more intricate than herringbone and chevron.
Achieving this pattern requires precision and attention to detail, resulting in a visually stunning floor that adds elegance and sophistication to any space.
Inspiration
 Mansion WeaveMansion Weave design is an engineered parquet made from the assembling of 284 mm x 190 mm polygons and 284 mm x 67 mm trapezoids. In other words, our engineered wood parquets are basically polygonal and trapezoidal tiles that are placed together in a sophisticated and complex fashion. |  Mansion WeaveThe mansion weave dates back to the 17th Century France, where it originated as a weave pattern used in palaces and grand homes (i.e. mansions), and it also resembles the traditional weave pattern used in textile production. |  Mansion Weave |  Mansion Weave |
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 Mansion WeaveOften, a Mansion Weave is chosen only for a prominent area in the home to give it a luxurious feel, and boards of the same colour for the rest of the house. As the grain runs in three different directions, it is arguably a more sophisticated pattern than herringbone and chevron. |  Mansion Weave |  Mansion Weave |  Mansion Weave |
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 Mansion WeaveThis weaving process requires precision and attention to detail, as each board needs to be carefully aligned and secured to achieve the desired pattern. The result is a visually stunning floor that adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to any space. |