14/10/2026
Before mechanised milling standardised timber into uniform widths and lengths, flooring was cut and laid according to what each log would yield: a board as wide as the trunk allowed, as long as the timber ran clean.
That irregularity, largely engineered out of modern flooring, is the starting point for the Hand Grade Collection.
Drawn from the banquet hall floors of the Middle Ages, its boards reach up to four metres long and nearly half a metre wide, laid in random widths and lengths so no two are quite the same.
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