Dubois Wood Floors: Versailles Parquet Panels

Originating from the grandeur of the Palace of Versailles in France, Versailles Panels, often termed as Parquet de Versailles, have a rich history that dates back to 1684 when they graced the palace as the iconic parquet de menuiserie (“woodwork parquet”). The need arose when the then-present marble flooring, washed daily, caused underlying joists to deteriorate. This new wooden flooring, introduced to King Louis IV, not only rectified the issue but also exemplified royal elegance. In the reign of The Sun King, this distinct parquet design became emblematic of classical parquet flooring, eventually setting a trend throughout Europe.

Today, the allure of Versailles panels isn’t confined to palaces or vintage estates; they seamlessly fit into both traditional and contemporary settings, remaining an epitome of luxury and finesse.

At Dubois Wood Floors, we take immense pride in crafting custom-made Versailles Panels, either mirroring the original Parquet de Versailles or adding a modern twist to it. Our bespoke offerings encompass:

  • Wood Grade Options: Choose from prime, rustic, or mixed-grade.
  • Parquet Cut Varieties: Opt for plain sawn, quarter sawn, or rift sawn.
  • Edge Specifications: Be it bevelled or squared edges, we have you covered.
  • Additional Features: With or without complementing fillets.
  • Customized Finishes: Ranging from lacquer to oil-based stains & finishes.
  • Personalized Textures: Aging, brushing, and distressing to match your aesthetic.

Our Versailles parquet panels, along with other wooden flooring designs, are more than just floor coverings. They bring a touch of royalty and uniqueness to every space they adorn.

Curious about the Versailles parquet? For more information please call us on +44 (0)20 7384 4424. We’re here to guide, provide project estimates, and for precise quotes, a site survey can be arranged, ensuring our offerings perfectly align with your vision.

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