Herringbone Wood Flooring
Herringbone flooring is a popular classic parquet style where rectangular blocks are laid in a 'V' shape at a 90-degree angle. It adds architectural interest and a touch of heritage charm to any space, making it one of the most sought-after patterns in contemporary design.
Herringbone wood floors showcase luxury and craftsmanship, offering a sophisticated look that instantly elevates a property. It is a particularly popular choice for dining rooms and kitchens, where the geometric design creates a stunning focal point and a sense of movement.
Whether you are aiming for a period restoration with antique herringbone wood flooring or a modern update, our range offers a variety of beautiful finishes to suit your vision. For a contemporary look, consider grey herringbone wood flooring or the soft, muted tones of weathered grey herringbone and greige finishes. If you prefer a lighter aesthetic, our light herringbone flooring found in the Climate collection helps create an airy feel, while herringbone dark floors from the Heritage & Antique collections add rich, dramatic character. For those seeking a rustic charm, our distressed herringbone flooring provides an authentic, aged appearance that highlights the natural beauty of the timber.
Achieving a professional finish when installing herringbone wood flooring requires precision, especially when laying herringbone engineered wood flooring on a staircase. Using herringbone flooring on stairs creates a high-end transition between levels, and for open-plan areas, a herringbone wood floor transition to matching straight planks, available through our Harmony collection - ensures a seamless and cohesive aesthetic. Whether you are looking for herringbone effect flooring for a large living room or a focused decorative zone in a hallway, this design offers the perfect blend of tradition and modern innovation.
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Herringbone Wood Flooring FAQs
Can you do herringbone with engineered hardwood?
Absolutely. Most of our herringbone ranges are engineered for superior stability, making them compatible with underfloor heating.
How to install herringbone wood flooring?
Installing herringbone wood floor involves setting a precise centre line and interlocking blocks in a 'V' pattern. Because of the technical nature of the layout, we recommend professional installation. For a more detailed guide, visit our downloads page.
Is herringbone wood floor more expensive?
Herringbone pattern flooring varies in price, however, it is important to consider the installation costs, as this is a more difficult pattern to lay which can add cost to your flooring project. While the installation is more intricate than straight planks, the timeless style and value they add to a home make them a premium, worthwhile investment.
What is the best wood for herringbone pattern?
Oak is widely considered the best wood for a herringbone pattern because of its exceptional structural stability and dense grain.
Where can I see herringbone samples?
You can order free samples directly from our website or use our Retailer Finder to view our collections in person at a local showroom. Due to the natural variation inherent in a unique and original real wood floor, we always recommend seeing a larger sample up close to get the best feel of the variations across the floor.
