Chevron Flooring

Chevron flooring is a classic and elegant flooring pattern characterized by short rectangular planks arranged in a V-shape, where the ends are cut at an angle (typically 45° or 60°) to form a continuous zigzag pattern. It has a long history in European design, particularly in French châteaux, and is often used to add sophistication to interior spaces.

Features of Chevron Flooring:

Visual Impact: The sharp, clean lines of the chevron pattern create a sense of movement and direction, drawing the eye along the floor. It can make a space feel larger and more dynamic.

Elegant Aesthetic: The pattern has a luxurious and timeless appeal, often associated with high-end design. It works well in both modern and traditional interiors.

Customizable: Chevron flooring comes in various materials, such as hardwood, engineered wood, luxury vinyl, and even tile. The angle of the cuts and the width of the planks can be customized to suit different design preferences.

Different Materials:

Solid Wood: The traditional choice, offering warmth and natural beauty.

Engineered Wood: Provides more stability and resistance to changes in humidity.

Luxury Vinyl or Laminate:  Offers a more affordable, durable, and low-maintenance alternative while still achieving the chevron look.
Contrasting Colors: Chevron floors can be designed with different wood tones or materials for a bold, contrasting look, or in more uniform tones for a subtler effect.