Imperial grandeur

Hungarian Point Parquet

Hungarian point is a majestic parquet style with roots in the palaces of Europe. In this prestigious pattern, solid wooden pieces are laid at a sharp 60-degree angle.

Characteristic is that all planks run parallel to each other within a row, with the end grain forming a continuous straight line, a subtle yet important distinction from herringbone patterns.

This refined flooring pattern takes its name from the noble residences of Hungary, where the pattern was first applied.

The sharper angle creates a striking dynamic effect that elongates and deepens the space.

The technique demands exceptional precision and skill from our craftsmen, as each plank must fit exactly to perfect the powerful geometric pattern.