Meaning & Definition of word "Parquet"

Parquet

/pɑːrˈkeɪ/

1. A wooden floor made of blocks arranged in a geometric pattern.
- Example: The historic mansion features a beautifully restored parquet floor.
2. An intricate pattern created by arranging wooden blocks in a specific design.
- Example: The dining room is adorned with a stunning parquet design that enhances its elegance.

1. To produce or arrange in a parquet pattern.
- Example: The contractor decided to parquet the new living room floor for added sophistication.

French, diminutive of 'parque' meaning 'a small park or enclosed area'

parquet floor:

A decorative wooden floor made of small pieces of wood arranged in patterns.

parquet pattern:

A decorative design made of blocks of wood arranged in a specific geometric shape.

laminate:

A type of flooring made with a core of fiberboard and a photographic layer that imitates wood.

hardwood:

Wood from deciduous trees used for flooring and furniture due to its durability.

Meaning: A trendy or stylish manner of arranging or designing a room.

Example Sentence: That new café has a real parquet vibe with its stylish wooden floors.

Meaning: Referring to a space that combines elegance and functionality.

Example Sentence: I love how your apartment has that parquet feel; it's both chic and cozy.