Abstract: Flooring and/or tiling with golden arabesque designs is configurated by three square pieces with sides ( ##EQU1## ) which are able to function through any combination of one, two or three pieces. The first of these pieces has one of its diagonal lines with a length of "a". The second square bears an identical representation of its diagonal, and a parallel tracing to the diagonal at a distance from a vertex closest thereto of ( ##EQU2## ) while the third piece has both diagonals measuring "a" illustrated thereon, and several tracings parallel to one of its diagonals, at a distance of ( ##EQU3## ) "a" being any real number.

Abstract: Flooring and/or tiling having golden arabesque designs are made up primarily of three pieces. First, there is a square whose sides will have common "a" measurements. Secondly, there is a rectangle whose larger side will measure "a" long and whose shorter side will be "a.sqroot.2-a", obtained as the difference between the diagonal of the square having "a" sides and the proper "a" side. The third piece is a rectangle whose larger side will be "a" long and whose lower side will be ##EQU1## obtained as the difference between the half of the square "2" and the lesser side of the second rectangle "a.sqroot.2-a," "a" being any real number. The first piece or square has its diagonal line marked while the second piece, or principal rectangular piece, has an arc with a radius of "a.sqroot.2" drawn from vertex to vertex.