Herringbone kitchen flooring looks amazing and holds up to daily use. The zigzag pattern adds character and can make even a small kitchen feel bigger. Our collection includes vinyl, laminate, LVT, and engineered wood, so you'll find something that’s both durable and works in your home (whether your kitchen is contemporary or traditional).
Kitchen flooring has to deal with spills and daily wear. SPC and LVT are waterproof, which makes them a good choice for busy kitchens. Laminate is durable and good value, while solid wood gives you a premium finish that can last for decades if you look after it.
Many of our herringbone floors also work with underfloor heating.
Herringbone is one of our most popular flooring patterns (it's not hard to see wh)y. The pattern adds texture to a kitchen no matter which tone you go for.
Every floor uses a realistic wood-effect finish, built to look as good in ten years as it does on day one.
At Stories Flooring, we've got herringbone kitchen flooring to suit a range of budgets. From practical laminate to premium solid wood, whichever you choose, you'll get real value for the price.
Choosing the right floor is easier when you can see it in your own home. Order up to six free samples and compare colours and finishes before you commit.
Herringbone kitchen flooring is flooring laid in a zigzag pattern, and it's one of the easiest ways to make a kitchen look more expensive than it is. You'll find it in laminate, SPC vinyl, LVT, and engineered wood, so there's a version to suit modern kitchens and traditional ones alike.
The zigzag pattern does a lot of the work here. It adds character to a room and can make even a small kitchen feel bigger. Beyond looks, most modern herringbone options are scratch-resistant, easy to clean, and built to survive a busy family kitchen.
Kitchens can take a beating due to spills, dropped pans, constant foot traffic, and our kitchen flooring collection is made for exactly that. SPC vinyl and LVT are fully waterproof, while laminate and engineered wood hold up well too, as long as you maintain them properly. Which one's right for you comes down to your household.
Depends what matters most to you. Working with a tighter budget? Laminate gives you a realistic wood look for less. Want the real thing? Engineered wood offers a natural finish with more stability than solid wood.
Most herringbone kitchen floors work with underfloor heating, including the majority of SPC vinyl, LVT, and engineered wood products. Get in touch if you have any questions regarding specific products.
