What kind of flooring was used in Georgian Colonial houses?

Georgian Colonial houses often had hardwood flooring, particularly in the more affluent homes. Oak, pine, and walnut were commonly used for the flooring, and they were typically laid in a simple, straight pattern. The planks were often wide and unfinished, showcasing the natural beauty of the wood. In some cases, parquet flooring, with intricate geometric patterns, was also used in formal areas of the house.

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