The residents of this 1930s style home also wanted to furnish it in that style. So they chose stained glass windows and a 1930s style runner on the stairs, for example. As icing on the cake, they chose an oak QFQ floor with a Hungarian point. A Hungarian point parquet does well in any type of interior and, of course, can be completely customized to your liking. This solid wood floor measures 14 by 70 centimeters and is finished with a band and piping. On the upper floor, Theo van Epen provided straight laminate parquet, in the same style and color as downstairs.