Herringbone Flooring

Discover a stunning range of herringbone flooring in various materials, including laminate, luxury vinyl, solid wood, and engineered wood. We stock leading brands like Quickstep, Elka, and Ted Todd, ensuring top-quality flooring for your home.

Why Choose Our Herringbone Flooring?

Available in laminate, vinyl, solid & engineered wood

Premium brands for superior quality & durability

Easy-to-follow guide for laying herringbone patterns

Finishing touches available – stair nosing, trims & beading

With the right care, your herringbone floor will last a lifetime!

Why Choose Herringbone Flooring for Your Home?

Herringbone flooring remains one of the most timeless flooring styles available. Its distinctive herringbone pattern has a classic look that adds depth and character to any room. Whether you prefer herringbone laminate flooring, herringbone vinyl, or traditional parquet flooring, this design offers a perfect blend of heritage and contemporary style.

What Makes Herringbone Flooring So Popular?

The appeal of herringbone lies in its versatility and durability. It’s suitable for high traffic areas such as hallways, kitchens, and bathrooms, while still offering a warm, textured feel that suits living rooms and bedrooms. Our collection includes a full range of colours and finishes, from rich browns and beiges to sleek black tones, allowing homeowners to find a look that complements every type of décor.

How Does Herringbone Laminate Compare to Parquet and Vinyl?

Herringbone laminate provides the timeless appeal of wood at a fraction of the cost of solid parquet. It’s easy to install, maintain, and stick firmly with the right underlay. Herringbone vinyl and LVT options are also ideal for areas exposed to water, making them suitable for bathrooms and kitchens. Each board is designed for stability and durability, ensuring your flooring maintains its look for years.

What Should You Consider Before You Install?

When choosing from our complete range, think about thickness, finish, and how each board will be laid. Medium-length boards can enhance smaller spaces, while longer lengths can bring a sense of flow to open-plan rooms. Our stock includes options designed for quick fitting, offering excellent value and quality.

How to Create the Perfect Look

To create a design inspired by art deco or modern interiors, choose herringbone laminate or vinyl in soft natural tones or rich textured wood effects. Add a suitable underlay for comfort and sound reduction, and you’ll have a hard wearing, stable floor that feels great underfoot and adds real style to your home.

Find the Right Herringbone Flooring for Your Home

Herringbone flooring is a strong choice when you want a classic style with plenty of character. The herringbone style uses rectangular planks laid at an angle to create a pattern that feels interesting without being too busy. It can work well in hallways, kitchens, living rooms and open plan spaces, helping the floor stand out while still keeping the end result clean and practical.

At Newland Floors and Doors, we stock herringbone flooring in a wide choice of finishes, from warm real wood to modern grey, natural and white tones. You can browse durable options to suit your project, whether you want crafted engineered wood, easy care laminate or vinyl planks that are built to handle everyday life. Some designs also offer anti slip benefits, which can be useful in busy homes where the floor may need to cope with children, pets, shoes and spills.

If you are comparing herringbone flooring with chevron flooring, the main difference is the way the planks meet. Herringbone uses rectangular planks set in a broken zigzag, while chevron is cut so each plank meets at a neat point. Both patterns can look great, but herringbone is often the option people choose when they want a traditional look that can still suit a future room update. It also works well beside squares, tiles and straight planks if you are planning a wider flooring scheme.

Before you opt for a floor, it is worth thinking about your budget, room size, fitting method and whether you require an underfloor heating compatible product. Many engineered and vinyl choices can be suitable for underfloor heating, but each product should be checked before ordering. If scratches are a concern, explore finishes made for busy areas and ask us for advice so we can help you find a floor that suits how you live.

FAQs

Q: Is herringbone flooring suitable for underfloor heating?

A: Many herringbone flooring options are underfloor heating compatible, especially selected engineered wood and vinyl products. Always check the individual product details before fitting, as suitability can depend on the construction, thickness and installation method.

Q: What is the difference between herringbone flooring and chevron flooring?

A: Herringbone flooring is made with rectangular planks that overlap in a staggered pattern. Chevron flooring uses planks that are cut at an angle so the ends meet in a sharp point. The difference is mainly in the cut and the finished pattern.

Q: Does herringbone flooring scratch easily?

A: It depends on the material and finish you choose. Real wood can show natural marks over time, while laminate and vinyl options are often designed to resist scratches more easily. For busy homes, we recommend looking at durable finishes and using felt pads under furniture.

Q: Can herringbone flooring work in a small room?

A: Yes, herringbone flooring can work well in smaller rooms. Lighter shades such as natural oak, pale grey or white can help the space feel more open, while the pattern adds interest without needing a bold colour or heavy design.