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herringbone pattern
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Herringbone pattern
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a distinctive arrangement of rectangular or parallelogram-shaped tiles or bricks that are laid in a zigzag or "V" shape to create a visually appealing and often symmetrical design
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The designer chose a herringbone pattern for the wooden floors to add texture and visual interest to the room.
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