The French beach resort overlooking Biscay Bay is also one of the largest afforestation areas in Europe. The Bordeaux pine, known as French Maritime Pine, is a marine species and a native species closely related to the black pine. It has a growth period that is four times longer than the average lifespan of red pine grown inland, and it has acquired an extraordinary hardness and dynamic appearance as a coniferous flooring due to the harsh conditions of a marine climate exposed to strong winds. In France and Paris, it has long been loved as a local product, and due to its durability and the beauty of its aging, it is a product that accompanies people's lives for generations through renovation by resurfacing rather than replacement. This sepia-colored flooring reproduces a natural texture through various processes and coatings that recreate scratches, darkening, and discoloration. In France, it is mainly used for the renovation of old buildings, but its atelier-style finish blends well with various designs. We also offer a chic gray variation to suit your preferences.

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Solid flooring for residential and commercial use