Herringbone, chevron, and parquet flooring designs use carefully arranged hardwood planks to create striking geometric patterns. These decorative wood flooring styles add depth, movement, and timeless character, making them a popular choice for both classic and contemporary interiors. These designs can be completed with any of our Sheoga hardwood flooring species.
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Discover the captivation of herringbone hardwood flooring – a coveted choice for discerning homeowners seeking enduring sophistication. Our meticulously crafted planks feature the iconic herringbone pattern, offering a blend of sophistication and durability. Elevate your space with this stylish flooring solution, engineered to withstand the test of time while infusing your interior with unparalleled charm. Explore the beauty and resilience of herringbone hardwood flooring to enhance your home’s aesthetic appeal effortlessly.
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Explore the attraction of chevron patterned hardwood flooring, a sophisticated choice that seamlessly blends classic charm with contemporary appeal. Crafted with precision, each plank showcases the iconic chevron pattern, creating a sense of visual intrigue and refinement in any space. Our meticulously crafted hardwood offers not only elegance but also durability, making it the perfect choice for modern living. Elevate your interior design with the captivating beauty of chevron patterned hardwood flooring, and transform your home into a sanctuary of style and sophistication.
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Parquet flooring is a type of hardwood flooring made from small wood pieces arranged in decorative geometric patterns. Known for its timeless style and craftsmanship, parquet wood flooring adds visual interest, durability, and classic elegance to both traditional and modern spaces.
From Cherry, to Hickory, to White Oak. All our species available in unfinished.
All of our unfinished wood options are available engineered as well.
Most of our unfinished wood options are available in prefinished solid as well, and engineered made to order.
Get any of our prefinished or unfinished hardwood flooring options textured.
Herringbone and other patterned hardwood installations typically cost more than straight-laid floors. That’s because they require more precise cutting, layout planning, and skilled installation to align the angles and maintain pattern consistency. The material cost will also be slightly higher due to waste from pattern cuts. Still, many homeowners find the visual impact and long-term value well worth the investment.
Chevron looks stunning in both classic and contemporary spaces. Ideal choices include:
White Oak – durable with great grain definition
Hickory – strong and character-rich
Red Oak – traditional choice with beautiful warm tones
These species balance stability, appearance, and performance, making them perfect for patterned installations.
Yes — patterned hardwood can absolutely be refinished. However, edge detail and plank orientation require careful sanding to avoid rounding the pattern edges. A qualified flooring professional will tailor the refinishing approach to preserve the crisp pattern lines while refreshing the surface.
When choosing herringbone or chevron, consider these elements to get the best visual impact:
Small rooms: Diagonal or chevron layouts can make the space feel larger.
Large rooms and open areas: Wide-plank herringbone offers a grand, cohesive look.
Floor patterns with long, uninterrupted lines (like elongated chevron) can visually raise the ceiling.
Modern interiors: Lean toward subtle, straight edges and consistent species like White Oak.
Traditional spaces: Richer grain species such as Hickory or Character Red Oak add warmth and timeless appeal.
Patterns are eye-catching — balance bold floors with neutral furnishings to prevent visual overload.
Herringbone and chevron can create a sense of depth and widen narrow spaces, making them perfect for powder rooms, offices, or cozy living areas.
Pattern direction can lead the eye forward, enhancing the length and flow of corridors.
In large, open layouts, patterned floors act as a subtle divider between zones, adding architectural interest without cluttering the space.
Here’s how some of the most popular hardwood species perform in patterned installations:
Excellent stability and color versatility
Beautiful grain that highlights pattern geometry
Strong, durable, and full of character
Great for rustic or transitional spaces
Classic American hardwood choice
Warm tones that suit traditional and modern interiors
You can also consider Maple for a lighter, contemporary look, or Walnut for elegant, high-contrast patterns.
Upload a photo or choose a sample room to see how different species, finishes, and plank widths look in real time. Find your perfect match and bring your vision to life.
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