Herringbone Pattern Wood Floors for Fresh Vitality

Valued for their visual interest, herringbone pattern wood floors have found new popularity in recent years. Using rectangular hardwood flooring boards that meet at 90-degree angles, herringbone creates a striking, angular appearance. It provides a stylish foundation for you to create your home's interior. In fact, LL Flooring offers  herringbone designs on select engineered and—available for special order— solid hardwood that make it easier than ever to enjoy the vibrant charm and distinct benefits they offer.

Distinctive Style

When deciding on your home's flooring, it's important to consider what style herringbone pattern offers and the subtle effects different patterns can have on your interiors. The design of herringbone pattern wood floors can make your rooms feel more intimate, making them an especially apt choice for bedrooms, kitchens, family rooms, and similarly open spaces. It also brings a distinct elegance and can elevate the feel of your room, giving formal dining rooms, entryways, and personal libraries just the right touch.

Be sure to familiarize yourself with the differences between herringbone and chevron patterns. While both designs do look similar, the detailing in how the boards are positioned to each other differs. Chevron flooring typically will have the opposite effect to herringbone designs. But both designs give your interiors fresh energy and movement no matter where you place them.

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Make It Easy

Because herringbone flooring once required careful positioning of boards in intricate patterns, herringbone floors were once found mainly in palatial estates, where only the finest would do, and every detail was meant to impress. Now such opulence can be your everyday luxury. While it remains a more complex installation than other flooring designs, LL Flooring offers a better selection of hardwood herringbone flooring selections. So now you can attain this classic eye-catching look.

Choose different texturing options to make the look more personal, such as wire-brushed or distressed, and select a smoother finish, such as matte or medium-gloss. And, try out LL Flooring's Picture It! Floor Visualizer to test out how a herringbone pattern wood floor will look in your home. You can try out different wood and color options and see how they energize your kitchen, bedrooms, and anywhere else you want to upgrade. Choose your herringbone pattern hardwood floor and get started today.