Wood Flooring Options
Transform your space with our premium wood flooring options, combining natural beauty with timeless elegance. Explore a variety of wood finishes, colors, and styles to create a warm and sophisticated interior.
Solid Wood Flooring
Solid wood flooring is cut from a single piece of timber. It gives a traditional, full-wood floor that can usually be sanded and refinished over time, and it suits villas and homes where the floor is meant to be a long-term feature.
Engineered Wood Flooring
Engineered wood flooring has a real wood surface over a layered core, which makes it more stable than solid wood. It is a practical choice for apartments, offices and spaces where stability matters as much as appearance.
Oak Wood Flooring
Oak is a widely used flooring wood with a clear, natural grain and a range of tones from light to dark. It works in both modern and classic interiors.
Wood Plank Flooring
Plank flooring uses long boards laid in straight lines, which makes rooms feel open and continuous. It is the most common layout for living rooms, bedrooms and open-plan offices.
Parquet Wood Flooring
Parquet is made from smaller wood pieces arranged in a repeating geometric pattern. It suits entrance halls, reception areas and formal rooms where the floor itself is a design feature.
Herringbone Wood Flooring
Herringbone sets rectangular pieces in a zigzag pattern for a classic, detailed look. It involves more cutting and careful alignment than straight planks, so it is worth discussing the layout early. It suits living rooms, lounges and executive offices.
Wooden Flooring for Villas and Homes
For larger villa floors and apartment living areas, we can help you choose a wood and layout that fits the size of the space and how the rooms are used, from bedrooms to open-plan living.
Commercial and Office Wood Flooring
Offices, showrooms and other commercial interiors need a floor that looks consistent across a larger area and handles daily use. We can discuss options suited to your layout and traffic.
Why Choose Us
Why Choose Shiji Decoration
- You can compare solid and engineered wood and several layouts instead of being offered a single product.
- We check the subfloor before fitting and plan the layout before work starts, which matters most for parquet and herringbone.
- We work on single rooms in homes and on larger office floors.
- The quotation is based on your project, so the price reflects the wood, the layout and the area to be covered.
Our Process
Enquiry
Tell us about the property, the rooms and the look you want.
Site Visit and Measurement
We measure the area and check the subfloor. [NEEDS COMPANY CONFIRMATION]
Wood and layout selection
Choose your wood, finish and layout with guidance from our team, and review samples where available.
Quotation and Approval
You receive a quotation based on your selections and confirm before work begins.
Floor preparation and installation
The floor is prepared and the wood is installed to the agreed layout.
Final check
We check alignment, joints and finish before handover.
Our Wooden Flooring Projects
Browse a selection of our wood flooring work to see how different woods, finishes and layouts look in homes and commercial spaces. If a floor catches your eye, include it in your enquiry and we can talk it through.
Frequently Asked Questions
The price depends on the type of wood, solid or engineered construction, the board size and finish, the layout, and the area to be covered. Patterns such as herringbone take more work than straight planks, and subfloor preparation can add to the total. Send us your room details or arrange a visit and we will prepare a quotation for your project.
Solid wood suits people who want a traditional floor that can usually be refinished over time. Engineered wood is more stable and is a common choice for apartments and offices. We can recommend one after we see the space and learn how it is used.
Yes. Parquet and herringbone need more planning and cutting than plank flooring, so it is best to settle the pattern early.
Shiji Decoration supplies and installs wooden flooring, so supply and fitting can be arranged together. The subfloor is checked first, since it needs to be level and in good condition before wood goes down.
Yes. Wood flooring works in villas, apartments and commercial interiors. The right choice differs between a villa living room and an office floor, and we help you choose accordingly.
Wood floors generally need regular dry cleaning and prompt wiping of spills, and standing water should be avoided. Care instructions vary by wood and finish, so we can advise on the right routine for the floor you choose.
Timelines depend on the size of the area, the wood selected, the layout and installation scheduling. Contact our team with your requirements and we will give you a realistic timeframe.