Pattern floors, laid properly
Parquet, Herringbone and Chevron Flooring
Herringbone, chevron and Versailles panels in engineered oak, plus herringbone laminates and luxury vinyl. The showpiece floor of a house.

A pattern floor turns a room into something else. Herringbone lays rectangular blocks at right angles in a zigzag; chevron cuts the ends at an angle so the rows meet in a clean point; Versailles panels are the large square designs of French country houses. All three are available in engineered oak, and herringbone is also made in laminate and luxury vinyl for kitchens, bathrooms and busy family homes.
The material is only half of it. Parquet lives or dies on the setting out: finding the true centre line of the room, squaring it to the walls that matter, and keeping the pattern running dead straight from one end to the other. It is slower, more exacting work than plank flooring, and it is where a fitter's experience shows most. We take the time to get it right.
55 parquet and herringbone floors

Kendal Solid Herringbone Oak
Oak · Unfinished

Woburn Solid Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Fitzroy Solid Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Stamford Solid Herringbone Oak
Oak · Invisible UV Oiled

Cadogan Solid Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Bedford Solid Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Harley Solid Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Tavistock Solid Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Russell Solid Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Midhurst Solid Herringbone Oak
Oak · Invisible UV Oiled

Salisbury Solid Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Sheringham Engineered Oak
Oak · Invisible UV Oiled

Ashridge Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Saddleworth Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Waverley Engineered Oak
Oak · Unfinished

Mercia Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Wychwood Engineered Oak
Oak · Invisible UV Oiled

Samphire Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Marwood Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Sandwell Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Bramham Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Calverley Engineered Oak
Oak · Invisible UV Oiled

Hazlehead Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Upton Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Malton Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Imperial Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Roundhay Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Ambleside Engineered Oak
Oak · Invisible UV Oiled

Heysham Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Windsor Engineered Herringbone Oak
UV Lacquered · Herringbone

Regent Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Aversley Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Kingswood Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Banquet Engineered Oak
Unfinished · Versailles

Charme Engineered Oak
UV Oiled · Versailles

Classique Engineered Oak
UV Oiled · Versailles

Empire Engineered Oak
Invisible UV Oiled · Versailles

Reverence Engineered Oak
UV Oiled · Versailles

Palais Engineered Oak
Whitewashed & UV Oiled · Versailles

Gillingham Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Bowland Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Hainault Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Whinfell Engineered Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

Moors Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Haldon Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Dean Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Thetford Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Salcey Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Hatfield Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Epping Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Friston Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Burnham Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Ashdown Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Oiled

Swinley Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · UV Lacquered

New Engineered Herringbone Oak
Oak · Unfinished
Questions we are asked
- Is herringbone more expensive to fit?
- It takes longer than plank flooring because of the setting out and the number of cuts, so yes, the fitting cost is higher. The material itself is priced similarly to plank flooring in the same range. We quote the two separately so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
- What is the difference between herringbone and chevron?
- Herringbone blocks are rectangles laid at ninety degrees to each other, giving a stepped zigzag. Chevron blocks are cut at an angle at each end so the rows meet in a continuous point, like an arrow. Chevron looks more formal; herringbone is the more traditional of the two.
- Can I have herringbone in a bathroom?
- Yes, in luxury vinyl. LVT herringbone is fully waterproof, warm underfoot and comes in convincing oak effects. We would not put real wood parquet in a wet room.
Other ranges
Free measure and quote
Samples brought to your door
Tell us the rooms and roughly the size, and Chris will bring a selection of samples to your home so you can see them in your own light, against your own walls. Measuring and quoting are free.