does oak herringbone work in a contemporary kitchen
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Sonia
5 years agoHerringbone wood is a classic which is at home in traditional or contemporary decor. I love it! It will also bring warmth to the room.
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Juliet Docherty
5 years ago
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoHi Craig, wood herringbone flooring and a contemporary kitchen make a really stylish pair. The contrast between the sleek units and naturally rustic timber really is beautiful. You could either go for a warm, traditional oak colour or a lighter, modern shade. Here's some inspiration...
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We offer free samples at our website if you'd like to take a look at any of the designs. Hope that helps!Best wishes,
Hannah | Woodpecker Flooring
minnie101
5 years agoI agree with the others, it will look stunning. As well as warmth, it adds pattern and will make the room feel wider (not saying it looks narrow!) and be a bit warmer/comfortable under foot. I marginally prefer a chevron rather than herringbone but both are classic and won't date.
craigwoallan
5 years agoThanks all think the wood looks great decision made !! Here’s some other visuals of the room will add the after photos once complete.
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