The renewed appreciation for geometric design has brought the classic Art Deco cube pattern firmly back into contemporary interiors. With its striking three-dimensional effect, the Cube pattern transforms a wooden floor into an architectural feature, creating a sophisticated focal point that immediately draws the eye.
Its bold geometry makes Cube particularly well suited to entrance halls, hotel lobbies and other statement spaces. Scale, however, is key: the dimensions of the pattern should be carefully considered in relation to the size of the room, ensuring that the floor enhances the architecture rather than overwhelms it.
OAK CUBE DIMENSIONS
Other dimensions on request.
Dimensions for other species:
- ASH DIMENSIONS
- ELM DIMENSIONS
- DOUGLAS DIMENSIONS
- WALNUT DIMENSIONS
PLAYING WITH COLOURS
In addition to playing with the scale of the pattern, the three-dimensional effect can be further enhanced through the use of contrasting colours. Combining three carefully selected tones adds depth and makes the geometric character of the Cube pattern even more pronounced.
The design can be further defined by adding a plank border around the perimeter of the room, typically in the darkest of the selected tones. This creates a strong visual frame and allows the pattern to stand out even more.
Flat cube - 1 colour
Random - 2 or more colours
3D cube - 3 colours
Hexagon cube - 2 or more colours
