HARVEY Maria is launching what it describes as a stylish new authentic wood collection, Hurst Herringbone. Inspired by traditional timber parquet flooring, with its ‘historical and luxurious provenance, the unique size of these petite planks has been carefully designed so they can be easily laid in a classic herringbone pattern’.

This collection reportedly creates a modern luxe feel in contemporary and traditional homes, and is said to reflect trending kitchen designs. ‘Featuring ultra-realistic wood grain textures, these tactile luxury vinyl floor tiles look and feel like real wood, but are massively practical, durable, and sustainable,’ says the company.

Harvey Maria founder Mark Findlay explains why the collection is a great sustainable flooring option. ‘We’re really proud the MSeries collection is recognised for its low impact on the environment in all aspects – from production to composition to emissions,’ Mark said. ‘The whole range is also certified as exceeding the Eurofins Indoor Air Quality Gold Standard, which means our floors and adhesives have very low VOC emissions, and so provide a safe and healthy indoor environment for you, your family and your pets.’

The collection sits in Harvey Maria’s MSeries range of natural planks and authentic oaks. Hurst Herringbone comprises six colourways to complement all interior styles – ‘from rustic Torn Bracken, elegant Earl Grey to a more traditional Old Bramble’.

The company concludes: ‘All designs are incredibly durable and easy to maintain, providing a waterproof and slip-resistant finish, with a lifetime residential warranty. All floors work beautifully in busy homes and demanding commercial spaces, and are compatible with underfloor heating.’