The range
Parquet patterns at a glance
| Pattern | How it's laid | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Herringbone | Square-ended blocks meet end-to-side in a staggered zigzag | Classic, versatile |
| Chevron | Angled-end blocks meet point-to-point in a continuous V | Directional, contemporary |
| Basket weave | Groups of blocks alternate direction in squares | Traditional, textured |
| Versailles / panels | Pre-assembled decorative squares | Formal, grand |
| Border | Straight blocks framing the main pattern | Tailored finish |
Read parquet patterns explained for layout tips and quantities.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the most popular parquet patterns?
Herringbone is the most popular parquet pattern in Australia and New Zealand, followed by chevron. Basket weave, Versailles panels and borders are used for feature rooms. See parquet patterns explained.
Can patterns be combined?
Yes. A common design is herringbone or chevron in the main area with a border of straight blocks around the perimeter or at thresholds. Discuss borders with your installer early, because they affect quantities.
What is the Hybrid Oak Timeless Pattern Parquet?
Patterned oak parquet squares, 15mm thick, in 450 × 450mm and 800 × 800mm, for feature floors and wall panels. See the Timeless Pattern Parquet.




