Golden Hinde Herringbone – CTPKBYTJ Hand Sample

Description

Golden Hinde was named after the famous galleon, the Golden Hind, a name that honours Sir Christopher Hatton, whose crest was a female red deer. Indeed, this unique stained herringbone flooring offers a good alternative to our slightly darker variation, the Golden Fleece, showing a brighter and lighter golden colour just as similar to that shining reflection from the fur of the red female deer, when dancing agilely in the wild under the setting sun.

Herringbone is a timeless and elegant choice for centuries. Its origins can be traced back to ancient Rome, where it was commonly used in the construction of public buildings and private residences. This flooring style was named after the herring fish because it resembles the natural array of skeletons of this species. Therefore, the flooring showcases a unique pattern which is created by laying rectangular planks of wood in a zigzag form, resulting in a sophisticated, balanced, and eye-catching design, adding visual interest and dimension to the interior space. From traditional to modern, it is a solid choice that will never go out of style.

Choosing the right flooring to display from the hand sample is a crucial decision to make for your showroom.