Step into the opulence of 17th-century Europe, where the grandeur of the Palace of Versailles inspired the creation of Versailles Parquetry.This exquisite flooring first graced the halls of Louis XIV’s iconic palace,marking the beginning of its legacy as the epitome of luxury and classic elegance. Renowned for its timeless beauty and sophistication, Versailles Parquetry remains the ultimate choice for high-end, traditional flooring.

Named after one of the most captivating shorelines on the Spanish coast, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens captures jaw-dropping European extravagance in an enchanting American context. The home’s builder,James Deering, was a prolific industrialist who explored uncharted territory in the creation of this ambitious home, building his Renaissance-inspired estate at the heart of Miami’s tropical hardwood hammock. Although inspired by the earlier architectural style, the home was very innovative in its incorporation of the modern technology available at the time of its construction (1914), including everything from details on how the structure itself was built to the incorporation of modern touches such as a telephone switching system and a central vacuum system. Though he only wintered at Vizcaya from 1916 to 1925,upon James’s departure, the estate was left to several nieces and nephews.