Patterned floors: art forms designed "to measure".
From a simple detail inspiration can come. MFDesign's starts from traditional and historical elements, which
can be transformed into new interpretations designed by our professionals or by the client himself, giving
rise to contemporary and trendy designs.
The combination of laying directions and different sizes of wood planks can give rise to unique and original
designs and geometries: coffered floors, European or French herringbone floors, and floors with dovetails or
inlays.
The
traditional elements taken
from historic mansions
are the inspiration
and the starting point
for new
contemporary
interpretations.
"Esedra" is an example of contemporary intrepretation, born from the artistic combination of ancient
Venetian Briccole, by master craftsmen, cut head-on and laid by juxtaposing the resulting circles. Patterned
floors can be made with antique wood and with new wood; they can be sized based on the characteristics of
the environment, for an optimal aesthetic and technical result.
Patterned floors are available on all the old and new woods we produce: they have the same board structure,
with four tapped and slightly chamfered sides and female/female interlocking. The dimensions are made to
design and the thickness can be 15, 20 mm or thicker, the noble folder has a minimum thickness of 4 mm, the
counterbalance is made of double cross-fiber fir.
Brushing, planing, Elite and Class processes, saw cutting, waxing and oiling are the available finishes. The
product also undergoes HP vacuum woodworm treatment in an 80°C dryer.
Master Antique Walnut Chest of Drawers
Versailles chest of drawers with arrows in New Oak
Composition in Lava Oak
Elm ceilings Baroque Model
Ancient Oak
Ancient Oak
Hungarian plug in American walnut
Hungarian plug in American walnut
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