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Width: 118mmThickness: 2.5mmLength: 590mm£24.99/m²£39.99/m²save 38% -
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Grey herringbone flooring brings a sleek, modern twist to the traditional parquet pattern. Its neutral tones complement a wide range of décor styles, from minimalist to industrial.
FAQ
What makes grey herringbone flooring so popular?
Grey tones are easy to style, so they work in both light and dark interiors. The herringbone pattern adds a classic and premium feel without being too bold.
Will grey herringbone flooring go out of style?
Grey is a neutral colour, and it has been a popular choice for years. Paired with the classic herringbone pattern, it offers a sophisticated and timeless look that won’t be going out of style anytime soon.
Does grey herringbone flooring make a room look bigger?
Grey herringbone flooring can make a room look bigger as the pattern draws the eye across the room. Lighter grey shades can also help reflect light and open up the space.
What colours work best with grey herringbone flooring?
Grey works very well with most colours. Whites, blacks, and natural wood tones are always good/safe choices. You can also add colour through your furniture and décor.