6 Ways to Add Herringbone Pattern To Your Home

Strong patterns like herringbone have a wonderful way of making interiors feel special. Herringbone, not to be confused with chevron, is one of the most classic motifs. Its intricate design dates back to the Roman Empire, where the pattern could be found in brick streets and walls. Today, herringbone details are a thoughtful addition to one’s décor, feeling appropriate almost anywhere in the home. Here are 6 of our favorite places to incorporate herringbone’s lasting beauty.

Herringbone floors are showstoppers and impossible not to notice. Add a herringbone kitchen floor in hardwood to blend in with the rest of your house while also defining the kitchen as its own space. 

Herringbone isn’t just for the kitchen and foyer. Using a neutral colored tile in a herringbone pattern in the bathroom creates a uniqueness that regular tile just can’t manage. 

If a floor is too big of a project, try adding in the herringbone pattern to your backsplash tile.m While it can take a bit of extra time to install, it isn’t any more difficult than any other tile pattern.  Pair them with a pot filler, and you’ll have a next-level kitchen.

Make your time to unwind beautiful. A herringbone backsplash in the shower feels both classic and special at the same time.

Choose a wall that you want to be the focal point of your room. Incorporating the patterned perfection, herringbone looks magical on walls.

Renting or just don’t have the time or budget for a renovation? Leverage the power of the herringbone pattern on pillows, blankets or rug to add a fun pop of pattern to any room.

Bathroom or Kitchen, wall or rug, the herringbone pattern can add timeless style to any room.