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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Nanzen Oak Parquet
PAR1024
The natural honey mid-tones of Nanzen Oak give a warm, elegant welcome and has the contemporary looks to become an instant success in our range. Available in matching Plank format.
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Siwa Oak
PAR2001
The select grade and natural colour of Siwa Oak makes it the most classic in the range and is ideal in any interior as a beautiful, natural base with the focus on the geometric pattern of the herringbone format
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Brenin Oak
PAR2002
The natural oak tones of Brenin Oak paired with the wealth of characteristics seen in rustic grade make this floor a great option for achieving the sophistication of herringbone while highlighting the beauty of oak.
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Grizedale Oak
PAR2004
The pale coffee tones of the rustic grade Grizedale create a beautifully soft hued base to any room and works perfectly with dark greys and natural, muted colour schemes.
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Dorchester Oak
PAR2005
With rich, warm honey colours throughout the floor, Dorchester certainly channels the luxurious feel of classic herringbone floors and is a perfect combination to colour rich and sophisticated interiors.
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Westbury Oak
PAR4001
Pale grey tones in a plain smokey finish sets Westbury Oak apart from the crowd. Light and delicate with an understated grain for a modernistic character.
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Somersby Oak
PAR4002
Muted liming lends a beautifully restrained finish to Somersby Oak parquet, and yet there is still a deal of character and detail on display if you look for it. Also available in Chevron
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Bathford Oak
PAR4003
A pale and translucent finish, very subtle graining creates a clean, creamy effect. Restrained modernity is Bathford Oak's strength. Also available in Chevron.
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Wingate Oak
PAR4004
Light, clean and contemporary means Wingate Oak is destined to become a designers favourite, the perfect setting for any contemporary design scheme. Also available in Chevron.
View ProductHerringbone Wood Flooring FAQs
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.
