Schenck & Company (Houston) took home the American Society of Interior Designers Texas Gulf Coast Chapter’s Best Use of Flooring award for the fourth year in a row.
The company won for its floors inside a home in the Memorial area of Houston. They installed a Marseille-pattern white oak floor at the bottom of a dramatic staircase and wide planks with a slightly beveled edge in the home’s family room.
Schenck & Company also installed three other patterned floors in the house.
White oak was selected for the award-winning floors throughout this traditional home. At the bottom of this dramatic stairwell, it is crafted into a traditional Marseille pattern and burnished with oil for a finish that is warm and welcoming.
White oak was selected for the award-winning floors throughout this traditional home. At the bottom of this dramatic stairwell, it is crafted into a traditional Marseille pattern and burnished with oil for a finish that is warm and welcoming.
The design concept for the family room was a more casual yet clean, timeless look. This was achieved with 10” wide white oak Eurosawn planks with a slight hand-beveled edge.
The design concept for the family room was a more casual yet clean, timeless look. This was achieved with 10” wide white oak planks with a slight hand-beveled edge.
Perpendicular white oak planks provide the perfect transition between a traditional basket weave pattern and the straight plank floor featured in the hallway.
Perpendicular white oak planks provide the perfect transition between a traditional basket weave pattern and the straight plank floor featured in the hallway.
The formal areas showcase three different classic patterns, all handcrafted from white oak and burnished with oil for a warm glow.
The formal areas showcase three different classic patterns, all handcrafted from white oak and burnished with oil for a warm glow.
In the kitchen, Schenck & Company craftsmen used rift and quartered white oak square edge planks. The floor is burnished with oil and lightly buffed to a soft, natural patina.
In the kitchen, Schenck & Company craftsmen used rift and quartered white oak square edge planks. The floor is burnished with oil and lightly buffed to a soft, natural patina.
