Original catalogue display · A-28
Lotus-leaf shaped parquet flooring
- Application area
- Floors
- Board format
- Shaped boards
- Laying patterns
- Shaped parquet




Begin floor design with the module outline. Lotus-leaf and other shaped parquet designs use differing edge relationships to create patterns, offering options for projects seeking a distinctive floor.
● Shaped parquet flooring · HUAGE

02Product introduction
Shaped parquet begins with the board outline. HUAGE provides lotus-leaf and other shaped pattern references, allowing edges and grain direction to shape the floor together. Projects seeking a distinctive pattern in one area or a complete room can first compare how units connect continuously.
03Schemes and details
Such proposals need both individual shapes and overall arrangements. Establish proportions and boundaries through pattern diagrams, then discuss visual priorities with colour samples. Include doorways, corners and connections to straight flooring in the same proposal. Discuss materials, dimensions and surface effects further for the selected pattern.
04Project discussions
Explore shaped patterns and discuss layouts
Separate construction from board shape and laying pattern
Multi-ply engineered wood flooring and all-birch plywood core flooring
Three-layer engineered wood flooring
Solid wood flooringGeneral construction illustration. Wood colour and thickness proportions are illustrative; confirm actual layers, species and dimensions for the selected product.
HUAGE · Original catalogue products and applications
Names follow source display names, not formal product codes. Specifications reflect the document version; selection still needs physical approval. List top-layer and overall thickness separately. Appearance groups and environmental labels belong to their catalogue designs. Confirm current supply and test documents independently.
Original catalogue display · A-28
Original catalogue display · A-29
—Discussion points
Floor products
Application area
Board formats and parquet
Classification criteria
HUAGE
Material selection and supply
Samples confirm the intended design, while site conditions determine how it can be realised. HUAGE works with owners, designers and contractors on flooring projects through drawings, materials and installation details.