Mansion Weave

Mansion Weave dates back to 17th-century France, where intricate parquet patterns were used to embellish palaces and grand residences. Its name reflects both this stately heritage and its resemblance to traditional woven textile patterns.

Mansion Weave is often used as a feature floor in more prominent areas of a home, creating a distinctive and luxurious focal point, while matching planks in the same colour can be used throughout the surrounding spaces. With the wood grain running in three different directions, the pattern creates greater depth and visual complexity than more traditional patterns such as herringbone and chevron.