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Herringbone and Chevron Flooring

Add a touch of elegance to any room with our herringbone and chevron floors. Staples of luxurious Parisian apartments, these versatile patterns are also popular in modern homes, bringing a stylish sophistication to living rooms, hallways and even bathrooms.

Our chevron and herringbone collection features a range of durable, easy-to-maintain materials to suit every budget, from herringbone real wood flooring and laminate herringbone options to luxury vinyl herringbone floors.

Browse our collection or order a free sample today.

Herringbone Flooring

Our herringbone floors start from less than £20 per square metre and come in a range of designs, from traditional-looking narrow planks to modern wide ones. Colours vary across classic natural tones, contemporary greys, cheerful lights and warm darks.

Tongue and groove is the traditional, secure choice for installation, while modern click-lock systems are quick and convenient. Many herringbone floors are underfloor-heating compatible, and they're great for kitchens, hallways and living rooms.

Chevron Flooring

Chevron floors share a distinctive V-shape pattern with herringbone and are often described as feeling contemporary, especially when bold, wide planks and light or grey colours are used. Narrow, natural and dark ones can create unique, compelling looks, too.

Chevron flooring can be used with underfloor heating and looks fantastic in any room, but it's especially suited for hallways and open-plan spaces because it adds a sense of direction and flow.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between herringbone and chevron flooring?

Herringbone is made up of rectangular planks laid in zigzags, while chevron planks are angled and meet end-to-end. This subtle difference leads to distinct looks, as herringbone feels classic and busy, while chevron flooring looks sharp and modern.

Is herringbone flooring suitable for all rooms?

Herringbone can add a stylish, sophisticated touch to any room, from a modern kitchen to a cosy living room. It's durable enough for high-traffic hallways, it works well with underfloor heating, and it's even available in waterproof materials.

Is herringbone flooring hard to install?

Herringbone is a little harder to install than ordinary plank flooring, but nothing that an experienced DIY enthusiast can't handle. Prepare properly and measure accurately for a professional-looking finish.

Can I use herringbone or chevron flooring with underfloor heating?

Yes, herringbone floors can work with underfloor heating systems. The pattern itself has no effect on the transfer of heat, so you can have floors that are both warm and stylish

Which material is best: wood, laminate, or vinyl?

The best material for a herringbone floor depends on your priorities. Wood feels sturdy underfoot and looks traditional. Vinyl is hard-wearing, easy to maintain and offers good water resistance. Laminate is tough and holds up well against scratches.

How do I clean and maintain herringbone flooring?

Sweep, vacuum and mop your herringbone floor regularly to keep it looking fresh and help it last. Avoid soaking it and stick to suitable cleaners for your floor type.

Does herringbone flooring make a room look bigger or smaller?

Herringbone flooring has a unique transformative power that can do either. Opt for wider, longer planks in bright colours to create the illusion of expansion, and have the zigzag lines lead eyes to the longest wall of the room.

Can I install herringbone in open-plan spaces?

Herringbone is ideal for open-plan spaces. Its lines create a sense of movement from one zone to the next while adding visual interest and texture to the room, helping stop large open spaces from feeling empty.

What finishes are available?

Choose between oiled or lacquered finishes when you check out our stunning range of real wood herringbone floors, or take a look at our high-quality laminate and luxury vinyl options.