Brownstoner noticed a recent interiors trend that’s putting a modern twist on herringbone. Read on for recent examples and a brief history of herringbone. The subtle angularity of a herringbone- or ...

Both herringbone and chevron floors use the same materials, meaning they offer similar resistance to wear and tear. Yet, the installation method affects durability.

The chevron pattern is created by two pieces of material that are cut at an exact 45° angle and laid together to form a point ...

Classic, patterned hardwood flooring — parquet and its sisters chevron and herringbone — has been adding beauty to European homes, large and small, for centuries.

Herringbone and chevron flooring continue to capture the imagination of architects, designers, and homeowners, offering timeless appeal and refined sophistication. These iconic patterns, steeped ...

When you install herringbone parquet flooring, you need to leave an expansion gap along the edges of the room. This gap should be about 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch wide.