What SPC flooring is, and which rooms it suits SPC has been the most searched-for flooring for bathrooms, kitchens and basements in recent years — and the one most often confused with laminate and with ordinary vinyl. The difference is not in the surface, but in the core. Choosing a floor Sep 3, 2026 0 92 Guides and Tips
How to choose a wood floor room by room The same oak floor does not behave the same way in the living room, the kitchen and the hallway. The load, the moisture, the light and what you want to hear underfoot are all different. A guide room by room. Choosing a floor Sep 3, 2026 0 65 Guides and Tips
Why Artistico makes multi-ply engineered parquet, not three-layer When we started in 1998 we made solid, three-layer and various kinds of multi-ply parquet. After more than 25 years and thousands of installed square metres, we settled on one construction: an oak wear layer on a birch plywood base. Here is why. Choosing a floor May 18, 2026 0 449 Guides and Tips
Multi-ply vs three-layer engineered parquet — which is better for your home Multi-ply and three-layer parquet sound similar, because both are engineered wood floors. The difference is in how the base is built — and it decides how the floor behaves with underfloor heating, in wide boards and over the years. Choosing a floor May 18, 2026 0 502 Guides and Tips
What is three-layer parquet? In brief: three-layer parquet is a modern, stable choice that combines the beauty of wood with more dimensional stability than solid. Multi-ply engineered parquet, however, outperforms it on durability, stability and installation options. Choosing a floor Nov 11, 2025 0 1028 Wood Floor Types
Which parquet should I choose? Choosing a floor usually starts with a colour or a photograph. But a few decisions matter more than colour: natural wood or SPC, solid or engineered, whether it suits underfloor heating, and whether it can be renewed years later. Choosing a floor Nov 10, 2025 0 1428 Guides and Tips
Benefits of natural parquet at home Choosing between a wood floor and carpet is not only a question of looks. Carpet is soft, muffles footsteps and usually costs less up front — but it holds dust, wears in the traffic lanes and cannot be renewed. Oak can be sanded and refinished, and lasts for decades. Choosing a floor Nov 9, 2025 0 899 Wood Floor Types