Herringbone
Layered with charm and character, herringbone puts your flooring in the spotlight with a gorgeous parquet pattern perfect for any kind of space.
Timeless design
Highly durable
Extensive range
Ticking the boxes for tricky spaces
Herringbone flooring doesn’t just suit spacious rooms. It’s also the perfect floor type for tricky little spaces. Be it a tight hallway or irregular-shaped room, it’s the ideal choice to create the illusion of space.
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Herringbone flooring is made from rectangular planks arranged in a parquet pattern resembling the bone structure of a herring fish. It’s zig-zag style creates a sense of movement adding depth, warmth and character.
Although straight plank flooring is typically an easier installation, herringbone boasts an aesthetic appeal that adds a statement to any room. Because herringbone is more complex, it should also be installed by a professional fitter.
Yes, herringbone flooring is typically more expensive to lay due to the additional time, precision and labour required to perfectly align each rectangular plank.
In its traditional form, herringbone flooring is typically made from solid woods such as oak, walnut and maple. Modern manufacturing methods means it can also be made from cork, wood and LVT.