Vine Parquet Flooring | hi9

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Vine Parquet Flooring

A walnut, maple and brass inlay flooring concept for Middle Eastern Majlis rooms and luxury villa interiors.

SpaceMajlis · Villa Entrance · Hotel Lounge
MaterialWalnut · Maple · Brass
PatternScrolling Vine (Chan-zhi)
Scale900 × 900 × 18 mm
Design Brief

The brief.

This concept translates the flowing rhythm of traditional vine patterns into a buildable parquet flooring system. Designed for Majlis rooms, villa entrances and hospitality lounges, the surface balances ornamental richness with contemporary restraint — a floor that feels cultural, continuous and architectural.

  • Target space: Majlis rooms, villa entrances, hotel lounges, dining rooms
  • Target customer: private villa owners, hospitality projects, designers
  • Cultural direction: Chinese chan-zhi vine meets Arabic eight-point star
  • Material direction: dark walnut field, cream maple inlay, antique brass line
  • Visual mood: dark luxury, warm gold light, restrained ornament
Pattern Source

Where the vine comes from.

The design begins with the scrolling vine — a continuous S-curve with peony buds and curling leaves that has run through Chinese decoration for over 1,300 years. Its curve, leaf rhythm and flower nodes are simplified into a repeatable flooring unit that can work as a central medallion, border or full-field surface. The same vine is then embedded inside an Arabic eight-point star grid, giving the floor symmetric order the Gulf audience expects, while keeping the flowing life Chinese craft is known for.

Translation Process

From motif to material.

Six steps take the vine from a traditional line drawing to a buildable surface — the same method across all hi9 works.

01

Extract vine curve

Pull the main S-curve from traditional chan-zhi — the mother line that carries the whole pattern.

02

Simplify leaf rhythm

Reduce curling leaves to a minimum repeatable unit — two leaves per node, mirrored.

03

Define flower node

Adapt the peony bud as the central accent — the moment the vine ‘blooms’ on the floor.

04

Build repeat system

Tile the unit into border, medallion and full-field layouts from one motif.

05

Embed star grid

Drop the vine inside an eight-point star framework for Arabic geometric order.

06

Adjust scale for walking

Tune the pattern to 900×900mm so it reads at 1.5m walking distance — not too busy, not too sparse.

Material Strategy

The right material.

Dark Walnut

Main field — depth, warmth, the bone of the floor.

Cream Maple

Contrast inlay — the vine line that catches the eye.

Antique Brass

Luxury highlight — catches warm Middle Eastern light.

Turquoise Accent

Optional regional accent — a small nod to Gulf color tradition.

Matte UV Oil

Finish — preserves wood breath, resists wear.

Plywood Core

18mm counter-woven core — resists Gulf dry-heat-cold-shock.

Scene Renderings

The vine, in space.

Each rendering drops the design into a real Middle Eastern interior — so you can see the vine walk, lean and live before any material is cut.

Production Notes

Buildable, not just beautiful.

Custom scale available — medallion diameter, border width, full-field density all adjustable
Custom color palette — swap walnut for oak, brass for copper, maple for ivory stone
Sample panels available — 600×600mm or 900×900mm physical samples before commitment
Project adaptation — engineered for residential villas, hotels, showrooms, Majlis spaces
Material coordination — matched wallcovering, brass screen and tile available as one system
Production support — backed by a real flooring supply chain, project-scale delivery

Bring this vine to your surface.

Customize this pattern for your project — or ask for material suggestions tailored to your space, budget and timeline.

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