European White Oak Flooring Oak Moscow
Oak Moscow is not a plank at all — it is a 35″ × 35″ engineered parquet tile, a full 3/4″ thick, in which the pattern is assembled and finished in the factory and delivered as a single square module.
That format is the reason historic parquet could ever be installed at scale, and it remains the reason panel parquet is specified today: the geometry is cut and glued under controlled conditions, so the pattern arrives perfectly true, and a room is laid module by module rather than piece by piece.
The colour is a light, warm oak, and the grading is Rustic — knots, streaks and real figure left in the timber, which is exactly what a geometric floor needs to read as wood rather than as marquetry. The surface is wire-brushed, giving the pattern a tactile grain that catches raking light along each direction of the design.
Panel parquet belongs in entrance halls, salons, libraries and reception rooms — rooms with the floor area to let a 35-inch module resolve properly.
Full specification for European White Oak Flooring Oak Moscow is set out below, and samples of European White Oak Flooring Oak Moscow are dispatched from the VOGUE Parquet showroom for review before ordering.
Key Features:
– European oak parquet tile
– 35″ × 35″ module
– 3/4″ engineered construction
– Rustic grade, wire-brushed
– Light warm tone
Note: Module count and border treatment are set out at quotation stage. Wear layer and finish are confirmed with the specification sheet. Screen colour is only ever a guide — request a physical sample and view it in the room it is intended for.
To judge European White Oak Flooring Oak Moscow properly, request a physical sample and view it in the room it is intended for. Our team can send full specification documentation for European White Oak Flooring Oak Moscow and advise on setting-out, subfloor preparation and installation.


Matching trims are made in the same colour and finish as European White Oak Flooring Oak Moscow: square stair nosing, bullnose stair nosing and reducer.













