Herringbone wood floor

Dinesen oak planks forming the patterns Squares, Bond, Mosaic, Chevron or Herringbone. A modern solution with respect for history.

This double herringbone pattern in Dalton is an interesting variation of a classic herringbone floor. 20mm engineered or solid timber flooring.

Whether in a traditional or modern setting, herringbone floors remain a popular choice for those seeking a classic, stylish, and durable flooring solution to their homes or commercial spaces.

Wood floors are a crucial part of any home’s design and they are a decision you make once and will live with for years to come. Wood flooring is also a big ticket item that you don’t want to mess up or regret later. Let’s discuss herringbone wood flooring and if you should do it in your home or not.

It’s not hard to imagine why people have used wooden floor layout patterns for countless years. Gorgeous are patterned wood floors, ranging from the timeless appeal of horizontal strips to the sophisticated beauty of herringbone parquet.

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Read the blog post about Chevron vs. Herringbone Wood Flooring & check out the best design ideas!

ZB204 Shore Drift Oak is brushed and sealed with an invisible natural lacquer which maintains the aesthetic of raw untreated oak.

Explore Vanilla Cream Light Herringbone wood floors. Istoria's Bespoke Engineered Oak wood flooring, made in the UK.

Monarch Plank on Instagram: “Mesmerizing hallway featuring our herringbone flooring. Part of a larger project by @arrowsandbow, the recognized husband and wife design…”