By the 16th century, many European homes and public buildings used herringbone tile and wood floors as a go-to. Like the Roman street pavers, the durability and woven design meant less wear and ...

When modern parquetry, the art of laying wood in decorative geometric patterns, took off again in 16th century France, herringbone became a widely popular pattern throughout European interiors.

This year’s styles are all about warmth, character, and practicality. From heritage-inspired patterns to eco-conscious ...

The Solid Wood Flooring Company is known for its ability to adapt to provide unique flooring options for clients. This ...