Herringbone hardwood
Classic zig-zag movement with a refined border.
Great for entries, living rooms, dining areas, open concept spaces, and premium feature zones.
Flooring designs
Herringbone, chevron, mosaic, plank, and custom tile layouts.
Pattern choice changes the whole feel of a room. SK Flooring & Tiles can help plan the layout, sightlines, cuts, borders, and grout spacing before installation begins.
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Real installation details from the asset gallery.
These design options are useful for hardwood, engineered wood, luxury vinyl plank, porcelain tile, ceramic tile, shower tile, bathroom floors, backsplashes, and feature areas.
Herringbone tile
Small-format tile with strong direction and texture.
Works well for mudrooms, powder rooms, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and feature floors.
Wood-look plank tile
Warm plank visuals with porcelain durability.
A strong option for high-traffic interiors, basements, bathrooms, and commercial spaces.
Mixed tile finishes
Marble-look tile, stacked wall tile, and clean transitions.
Useful for bathrooms that need contrast between shower walls, floors, niches, and tub surrounds.
Pattern library
Popular flooring and tile designs SK Flooring & Tiles can plan.
Patterned layouts need careful measuring, center lines, border planning, and waste allowance. A clean layout makes the finished room feel intentional.
Herringbone
Alternating rectangular pieces create a broken zig-zag with classic movement.
Chevron
Angled cuts meet in clean points for a sharper, more modern V pattern.
Mosaic
Small tile sheets work well for shower floors, niches, borders, and feature strips.
Hexagon
Geometric tile for bathrooms, laundry rooms, backsplashes, and accent floors.
Basketweave
Interlocked rectangular pieces create a detailed traditional tile look.
Straight lay
Clean rows for wide plank flooring, large-format tile, and calm modern rooms.
Staggered plank
Offset planks or tiles soften the room and help hide natural material variation.
Diagonal layout
Angled tile lines can make small spaces feel wider and more dynamic.
Large-format tile
Fewer grout lines create a cleaner look for bathrooms, kitchens, and feature walls.
Design planning