Thanks to modern technologies in the market of floor coverings a new type appeared - parquet board bleached oak. This high-quality material is produced on the most advanced equipment with the help of special compounds that change the natural color of natural wood: it acquires a milky or ashy shade. Then the parquet board is treated with oil or varnish. The result is the original material for the flooring - bleached oak parquet. Its appearance sometimes does not at all resemble wood, but rather resembles a white frosting glaze with hardly noticeable pinkish or milky-gray hues. A small, unobtrusive, but noticeable texture of the bleached oak gives the products of it a natural elegance.
Parquet of bleached oak in the interior
Parquet has always been and still is one of the most prestigious floor coverings. He is able to decorate any room: and an ordinary apartment, and a palace or a museum. A parquet board of bleached oak is often used by designers to decorate a room in a rustic style or a cheby-chic .
Successfully combining the parquet of bleached oak, for example with milky-coffee shades, you can create a quiet interior, which offers relaxation and relaxation.
Floor parquet yellowish, beige or cream shades contributes to the creation of a light and light interior of the room.
In the retro style, pale gray or ashy parquet successfully emphasizes the noble romantic antiquity. Harmoniously it looks like a parquet board of whitewashed oak in modern minimalism and modern style.
Excellent looks of bleached oak parquet in combination with furniture and doors made of the same material.
If you want the interior of your room to look noble and respectable, lay a single-striped parquet board of bleached oak as a floor covering. However, remember that a parquet floor requires a perfectly flat surface.
Parquet board of bleached oak - the material is very durable and wear-resistant, long time does not lose its gloss. Therefore, having laid such a floor covering, you will give your family pleasure and coziness for many years.
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