While traditional herringbone is a staple, this project uses an inverted V-pattern (Chevron) to create a sophisticated, directional flow across the floor. This “Modern Country” look is achieved by hand-cutting each tile to ensure the points align perfectly down the center of the room. It’s a labor-intensive process that pays off in a one-of-a-kind floor that feels both historic and fresh. Combined with warm wood accents, it’s the ultimate Northeast Ohio farmhouse vibe.