Efes

A botanical parquet motif organised as a square panel

Efes interprets a lotus-leaf form as a repeating marquetry parquet composition. Its 600 × 600 mm square format gives the motif space to open out, making the panel itself easy to read before the neighbouring units connect into a continuous floor. The total panel thickness is 15 mm.

People looking for floral parquet, botanical wood flooring or a decorative parquet centrepiece often encounter very different products under the same labels. Efes is a panel-based parquet pattern: precisely cut wood elements create the leaf geometry, and the repeat is planned through the panel layout. It is not a printed surface or a conventional plank with a decorative name.

Oak, walnut or a four-wood composition

The three Efes treatments change both contrast and material character. Natural Oak keeps the botanical lines restrained and lets the grain carry much of the visual movement. Walnut creates a deeper, warmer field. The Four-Wood Set combines oak, walnut, teak and birch, using the natural tonal differences between species to articulate individual parts of the lotus motif.

A multi-species version should be considered alongside cabinetry, doors and other fixed timber elements. The question is not simply which colour looks attractive on its own, but whether the complete wood palette remains coherent when repeated across the room.

Planning the repeat before requesting a quotation

A dimensioned plan helps establish the panel grid, the visual centre of the composition and the treatment of perimeter cuts or borders. Include the selected Efes variant, room dimensions and relevant transitions in the enquiry. Project-specific dimensions, patterns and wood combinations can then be evaluated as part of the production and quotation scope.