Segno, the oak parquet flooring with a herringbone pattern according to Tarkett

Tarkett is expanding its parquet flooring offer with Segno, an oak collection designed as a true compositional element for interior architecture projects. At the heart of this range, the 90° herringbone pattern is reinterpreted through a graphic approach that turns the floor into a structuring component of space, capable of rhythmically shaping volumes in both residential and professional environments.

The collection is available in five natural shades, ranging from light blonde tones to deeper browns, making it possible to create a variety of atmospheres, from Scandinavian-inspired minimalism to more classic settings. The grain, tonal variations, and natural irregularities of the wood are deliberately highlighted to preserve the authentic character of each plank and add visual depth to the flooring.

Segno also aligns with a sustainability approach: the parquet is made from PEFC-certified wood, with partially bio-based materials, and is designed to be repairable in order to extend its lifespan. To address the diversity of projects, the brand structures its offer into four complementary ranges: Origine focuses on accessibility and renovation, with formats suited to compact spaces; Tradition emphasizes timeless aesthetics and understated tones; Légende offers thicker planks with more pronounced shades; while Distinction stands out with extra-wide formats intended for contemporary interiors.

Photos credits : Tarkett