The French have had some of the best architectural styles throughout the centuries. Among them is French parquet flooring, which dominated many important monuments and houses in the 17 th century. With its timeless beauty and elegance, it was one of the most popular styles to be adopted by the French and has vastly spread across all nations. King Louis XIV installed parquet flooring in the Palace of Versailles, which made this type of flooring blow up and be used across France, in public places, buildings, schools, etc. It rapidly spread across all of Europe. It has countless benefits over simple flooring and, to this day, is used in most households. Their expert craftsmanship symbolises beauty as well as luxury. Design and Texture French parquet flooring consisted of small wooden pieces fitted onto floors in geometrical patterns and varied in shapes and colours. Earlier, they used to be hand-scraped and glued to the concrete before finishing. With the advancement in time and t...