Hallway Flooring
Make a lasting first impression and feel at home with solid hardwood and engineered hardwood hallway flooring in natural, grey and deep tones. All our flooring options are durable, stylish and create a seamless flow through your home.
Your hallway sets the tone for the rest of your home; it’s the first thing you and your guests see and feel. Choosing the right hallway flooring means balancing durability, style, and practicality. Our engineered hardwood flooring includes finishes designed to handle commercial levels of footfall while maintaining its natural beauty. You can easily refresh and replenish time and time again, making it one of the best flooring options for hallways and entryways.
For modern hallway flooring ideas, lighter tones like white and natural wood create a bright, airy entrance, perfect for smaller spaces. If you prefer a bold and timeless look, walnut or dark finishes add depth and warmth, while grey or greige hues bring a contemporary edge that complements a variety of interior styles.
When planning your hallway, consider which direction your flooring should run – lengthwise installation helps visually extend narrow hallways and creates a smooth flow into adjoining rooms like the kitchen or living area. Many homeowners also love herringbone or chevron hallway flooring for its distinctive pattern and touch of heritage charm, particularly in Victorian-style homes. If this is your style, we highly recommend our Heritage Collection or Prestige Collection.
Whether you're inspired by modern entryway flooring ideas or seeking a more classic wooden hallway look, Atkinson & Kirby offers a wide selection of engineered and solid wood flooring to suit every space. Designed for durability and crafted for elegance, our floors are the perfect foundation for any welcoming home.
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Koli Oak
BRE1001
The palest floor in the collection, raw and natural with a hint of buttery yellow. Knots and other faults are picked out in a smoky grey.
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Umbra Oak
BRE1003
Light and contemporary with a smoked effect occasionally bringing out a greater contrast in the woodgrain. There are some variations in plank shade to help create an interesting linear pattern.
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Asnen Oak
BRE1005
Subtle variation creates a staggered pattern whilst regular faults and knots hold the interest in this dusky warm finish.
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Tyresta Oak
BRE1007
A bright mid-range oak, in subtle variations of sandy brown. Versatile and pleasing to the eye this shade works well in many situations.
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Saxon Oak
BRE1009
Rich in butterscotch colouring and rustic detailing, this is a bold evocation of naturally aged and seasoned timber.
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Irati Oak
BRE1013
Full strength rich oak tones, warm and comforting, yet still displaying a wide variety of markings and patterns. Something of a classic.
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Hamra Oak
BRE1014
Sophisticated variations from nut brown to dark smoky grey mark this out as a good allrounder, easy going and fits in everywhere.
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Kolmarden Oak
BRE1015
Minimal colour variation with bags of character graining, this is simply a confident, grown up floor that makes the most of its features.
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Rogen Oak
BRE1016
A cool, dark presence in any space this is a contemporary version of classic stained oak boards, featuring beautiful markings and the feel of luxury.
View ProductHallway Flooring FAQs
How do you measure a hallway for flooring?
Measure the length and width of your hallway at its widest points, multiply them to get the total area in square metres, and add 10% extra to allow for cuts, selection of natural variation and fitting adjustments.
What is the best type of flooring for a hallway?
Engineered wood flooring is the best type for hallways. It combines the warmth and beauty of real wood with enhanced durability and stability, perfect for high-traffic areas. With proper care, a real wood floor will last for decades and can be refinished to refresh its look and enhance its patina over time.
Which way should flooring run in a hallway?
Hallway flooring usually looks best when laid lengthwise, following the direction of travel. This creates a sense of space and flow, guiding the eye naturally through your home.
