Oh no, what happened to your floor??

it can make a room feel wider but personally I prefer it laid vertically/horizontally but it's what you like that counts!

I don't know if it will be trickier to lay and finish around the edges either but I'm sure your fitter can advise

Makes me feel dizzy! Not for me!

I don’t like it either. Herringbone or straight but not on the slant.

I really like the diagonally laid flooring, but I guess it depends on the space.

Ellie, will your LVT cover the whole (visible) floorspace or does it border with other flooring?

Ribena Drinker, thats lovely! What brand/colour is it?

So, we choose one of the brand new Karndean Van Gogh colours, and when it was down, the fitters finished late in the day. Next morning I was on my hands & knees to inspect it, and found a lot of random black dots that were clearly not part of the design. Also some flaws that were printing errors. Its on about 70% of the floor. I was obviously not happy. Company said they would replace the damaged areas - I said 'no chance' Karndean have accepted it is not correct and are reimbursing the store to lift it, and replace with another floor. I am not going to choose the same colour, so need an alternative!

The LVT is for the hallway which goes right through to the kitchen. And yes, the hallway meets another 4 doorways - lounge, 2 downstairs bedrooms and bathroom.

I think it can work depending on the flooring that is laid and the space it's used in, although I generally prefer straight or herringbone.. (Love the herringbone, but got Vetoed!)

Sorry to hear about the problems with your flooring, however it's good that it's being sorted at least!

What is the flooring in the other rooms that it will meet? are they all carpeted (except the bathroom?)

Ellie it's Amtico Signature, I THINK the colour is Golden Oak, but I can't recall precisely. I could check though, when the OH gets in.

Looks odd to me

I’d prefer vertical or horizontal like Minnie but as she said it up to you and what you like :-) I do love the herringbone design, esp in small tiles and a border, has been some great examples pop up here late in pic.

It suits the kitchen in the image which seems to have a bit of an 80's vibe.

I think slanted looks nice. I suppose I prefer straight laid planks or herringbone more, but the slanted style looks good. I wonder if they could supply and fit herringbone at the same price you paid as a goodwill gesture? Cheeky but worth a try.........

There is pre-printed chevron lvt, here's an example: https://www.ivc-commercial.com/en/solutions/luxury-vinyl-tiles/bohemian

And heringbone wouldn't cost more than diagonal, would it? Get quotes and see if they make you happy.