Eclipse oak oiled
- Hardwood
- Intenso
- INT3903
Chevron flooring
Traditional meets modern in hardwood or laminate
Chevron flooring:
distinctively different
The chevron motif has a distinguished history, from Ancient Greek pottery and Roman roads to French palaces and heraldic designs - and still has a huge impact today. It looks stunning used as a floor in a modern home, adding vibrancy and striking interest. Whether you opt for a wood floor or a laminate floor, our chevron floors blend antique and modern to add bold originality to your interior.
See all our chevron floors
Our chevron floors are available in a single collection: Intenso hardwood, offered in 2 designs.
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Traditional oak oiled
- Hardwood
- Intenso
- INT3902
What is chevron flooring?
Take simple square tiles and rectangular planks, arrange them in geometric shapes, and you can create an almost endless array of beautiful floor patterns. Chevron flooring, a pattern made by laying planks in a zig-zag, is one of the most popular types of floor patterns.
You can easily tell it’s chevron because the planks have had their ends cut at a 45-degree angle to fit together in a point at the top of each zigzag, resulting in strongly repeating ‘V’ shapes. Choose a chevron floor and you’ll create a look that’s minimal yet striking, reminiscent of traditional interiors yet also very on-trend.
Why chevron flooring is a good idea
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Authentic designs
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Strong & durable
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Easy to install
What's the difference between chevron and herringbone flooring?
Chevron and herringbone are similar but different! Both are repeated geometric patterns, but they’re not quite the same.
Chevron flooring
A chevron floor is made of planks whose ends have been cut at a 45° angle, so when they’re fitted together you can see clear ‘V’ shapes.
Herringbone flooring
A herringbone floor consists of rectangular planks laid side-to-end for a staggered zig-zag effect.
Explore our herringbone floors