Possessing all the positive properties of wooden floors (such as warmth and comfort), the artistic parquet is so beautiful that it is able to become an independent element of the interior. It is a whole composition recruited from various wood species, which differ in colors, tone and texture. For a similar effect, manufacturers of the Parquet of Karelia use a variety of wood species, both traditional (grab, oak, ash) and rare (Karelian birch, amaranth) or tropical breeds (Yarra, Weng, Merbau). With the help of such materials, you can create any pattern, composition or even a complex pattern on the floor.
However, the decision to buy an art parquet raises the question - which drawing to choose? The palace direction now popular among customers, is a copy of the patterns of parquet from the dominance of the dominance of Baroque, Rococo and Classicism styles. A similar interior usually resembles a museum, so it often looks excessively pretentious. In order to avoid such cases, now many designers create sketches on their own.
A real master of artistic parquet is able to lay out even a huge tiger in the middle of the room. Similar images are usually chosen by large fans of wildlife. At the same time, fans of marine topics choose sailboats and ships. But the director of firms often order the company's logo or coat of arms of the company. Sometimes masters even lay out portraits of apartment owners.
After the customer formulates his idea, and the designer will create a sketch of the floor, the implementation of the project begins. It is interesting that the installation of modern art parquet is not so complicated. This is because the main work on the formation of the planned patterns and a combination of various woody rocks is exclusively manufactured by the manufacturer. While before this work was performed only manually, cutting out every necessary part. Now, the conceived modules are cut in factories using modern laser or milling equipment with numerical control. This allows you to create all the necessary fragments in advance, and then in place they are easy to collect. You can even say that the layers fold a kind of mosaic or puzzles, connecting the modules. So the main task of workers is to definitely combine all fragments and carefully glue them with each other.