Parquets
Classic solid wood parquet flooring is synonymous with luxury, elegance and timeless durability. That is why at Parkiet Studio we combine the natural beauty of premium wood species with outstanding functionality. The result is wood flooring that is equally well suited to cosy homes and high-traffic commercial spaces, including prestigious offices, professional practices and service premises. If you are looking for flooring that will stand the test of time, explore our wide range of sizes and formats and choose the solution that best suits your project.
Below, you can find the technical specifications of our products or read our practical expert guide.
Solid Wood Flooring – Dimensions, Formats and Technical Specifications
Modern interior architecture increasingly combines natural materials with minimalist design. As experienced flooring specialists, we ensure that the most popular flooring sizes are readily available. This allows you to achieve the perfect match with your doors, joinery and furniture. The Parkiet Studio range includes floorboards and parquet blocks with carefully selected dimensions designed to provide optimum stability.
Classic Parquet Flooring – Technical Specifications
| Parquet Parameter | Available Sizes at Parkiet Studio | Application and Characteristics |
| Parquet Block Width | 70 mm | A standard width that ensures excellent dimensional stability. |
| Parquet Block Length | od 250 mm do 500 mm | A versatile format suitable for creating sophisticated geometric patterns. |
| Most Popular Format | 70×490 mm | A classic parquet size, ideal for maintaining balanced proportions in any interior. |
Our range is complemented by a rich colour palette and three modern surface finishes:
- Deep matt finish – a contemporary, raw look that effectively disguises minor scratches.
- Classic glossy lacquer – an elegant, traditional finish that beautifully reflects light.
- Natural wood oil – penetrates deep into the wood, enhancing its authentic grain.
Our solid wood parquet flooring is available in a range of grades, from colour-matched, virtually knot-free Select class s to expressive and distinctive Rustic selections.
How to Lay Traditional Parquet Flooring? Discover Popular Patterns
The installation method and orientation of the parquet blocks play a key role in shaping the appearance of a space and defining its overall style. Traditional wood parquet therefore gives architects and investors virtually unlimited possibilities for creating unique compositions.
Single or Double Herringbone
Laying parquet blocks at a 90-degree angle is undoubtedly a timeless flooring pattern. It is a classic choice that works equally well in high-ceilinged period apartments with a vintage character and in modern, minimalist living spaces.
Brick Pattern – Regular or Staggered
A minimalist pattern in which floorboards are laid in parallel rows, with each row offset by half or one-third of the board length. This arrangement introduces harmony, order and symmetry without overwhelming the interior.
Square Pattern (Checkerboard)
These decorative, almost palace-like geometric patterns transform the wooden floor from a mere background element into a key decorative feature of the interior.
Is Classic Parquet Flooring a Good Long-Term Investment?
Absolutely. Classic solid wood parquet flooring is one of the best long-term investments you can make in a property. Unlike synthetic, laminate or vinyl flooring, solid wood stands out for its exceptional longevity:
- Multiple refinishing: Solid wood can be sanded, refinished and protected again multiple times.
- Easy to change the look: During refinishing, you can completely change the colour of the floor by applying a different lacquer or tinted oil.
- Increased property value: As a premium natural material, solid wood flooring can enhance the market value and appeal of a home or apartment.
Where Does Luxury Parquet Flooring Work Best?
Thanks to its excellent thermal and acoustic insulation properties, modern wood parquet is a versatile flooring solution for:
- Living rooms and bedrooms – creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere and a pleasant feel underfoot.
- Home offices and libraries – enhancing the prestige and elegance of the space.
- Hallways and corridors – where properly protected solid wood can withstand everyday use.
- Commercial spaces – including prestigious offices, conference rooms and luxury boutiques.
Natural wood also helps reduce footfall noise, naturally regulates indoor humidity and creates a comfortable, allergy-friendly environment in any room.