Herringbone Floors in the Kitchen

Cambria Bold
Cambria Bold
Cambria Bold is the Executive Editor of Cubby, and one of Apartment Therapy Media’s first full-time editors from way back when. She was The Kitchn's founding Design and Lifestyle Editor as well as Managing Editor of Re-Nest, Apartment Therapy’s late '00s green living site. She now thinks a lot about design, kids, and designy kids' things. She lives with her two daughters and their father in St. Paul, MN.
updated Jul 16, 2020
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There’s something immediately arresting about herringbone floors, don’t you think? A classic design, it goes well in both modern and traditional kitchens depending on the material used. Wood, tile, brick—we’ve seen it all, and it all works. What do you think?

Related: From Faux Bois to Stenciled and Striped: 10 Cool, Unusual Kitchen Floors

(Images: 1. Kobenhavns Mobelsnedkeri via Remodelista; 2. Michael Graydon for Tommy Smythe via House Tweaking; 3. Via DigsDigs; 4. Via DesignDump; 5. Made a mano tiles via Styl.in; 6. Birds of a Feather; 7. Houzz; 8. Via Apartment Therapy)

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Inspiring Kitchens
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