We just had the pleasure of finishing a unique flooring job for the Archer Group in Wilmington, Delaware and now we can share it with you! The team at the Archer Group contacted us for a unique flooring solution for their new office space. Of course Old Wood was up to the challenge.

This chevron pattern floor is a beautiful addition to their facility. What makes this job unique isn't just the flooring pattern. The floor has not been stained; this color is the original patina from the dairy barn where we reclaimed the wood.

Viking oak is a 7mm laminate floor with a rustic look. This product is one of our Megafloor range by the German manufacturer Egger and offers a AC3 wear rating and an easy to install click system.

If you want something unique, this aged looking floor will add character to any room. Of course it may look like old wood, but it will last for many years and still look as good on the day it was installed, even in the busiest homes.

Lime washing, or white washing is a technique that has been used for many years, initially to protect wood and more recently to make wood look weathered and bleached. A really effective way of breathing new life into an old wood floor, lime or white washing creates a nice, light coloured grain in wood.

Although lime washed wood flooring at one time was the only option for poor people, who couldn't afford paint, it's now seen as a stylish and highly appealing option, particularly when applied to flooring.

Get the look and feel of 350-year old reclaimed wood on your walls, without the wait! Our patented Thermo-Treatment Technology eliminates moisture, resins and bacteria from all the wood we use for wall decor planks and panels.

We speed up the aging process of the wood, so you can have real 350-year old wood, without the wait! Our treatment turns the wood a natural, golden brown color of old lumber and makes our wall panels stable in size; no twisting, cupping or warping on the wall.

The unique flooring species, hickory, greatly separates itself from other wood species by its great color variation which begins from light tan to reddish/ dark brown tones with dramatic grain patterns. Its rustic appearance, the combination of its hard density and moderate coarse open grain, make it just as appropriate in a contemporary high rise loft as it is in a log cabin.

It is also ideal for high traffic areas and kid's rooms.

Out of the 12 ideas in this post, this one may be the most illuminating idea. Consider turning your carpet into a light show.

This LED Eco wool carpet can light the way for guests.The wool carpet's embedded LED lights are programmable, and can be tailored to fit any mood. If you have a room you wish to illuminate, LED carpets are one of the most unique flooring ideas on today's market.

Vue® Baxter Reversible Comforter Set.Give your bedroom a modern makeover with the Vue Baxter Reversible Comforter Set. Painterly chevron stripes in watercolor shades of plum, indigo and grey zigzag across the top of the comforter.

The reverse features brush strokes on a light purple ground.Painterly chevron pattern in watercolor shades of plum, indigo and grey.Reverse features deep purple brush strokes on lighter purple ground.Pillow shams coordinate with top of bed.140 thread count.Machine wash.100% polyester.100% polyester fill.

Our intricately woven Skagen range of cushions and throws are beautifully tactile and durable, making them a perfect addition to any interior space. Skagen features a chevron pattern in tones of navy, black and white, woven throughout natural cotton.

Creative walls One easy way to mix things up in your living room, if you're feeling that it's too bland or boring, is to add a great texturised or patterned wall. This chevron pattern wallpaper is neutral enough to not be too overpowering, but it's interesting enough to create a visually dynamic environment.

Spin Bar is located within a new shopping centre in Kozina, Slovenia. Plywood panels cover the rear walls and were also used to build furniture elements, while ceramic tiles create a chevron pattern – a simplified version of herringbone – on the side walls and floors.