Custom Flooring Design

Custom flooring design is the process of building a one-of-a-kind hardwood floor, herringbone, chevron, medallion inlays, or mixed-species patterns, planned and installed specifically for your home's layout and style, rather than a standard straight-plank install. For homeowners in Coeur d’Alene/Spokane, it's the difference between a floor that simply works and a floor that becomes part of the story of the home.

Why Custom Patterns Get Talked Out Of, Not Built

Most flooring companies install what's easy. Herringbone, chevron, medallions, and mixed-species designs take real planning and a level of precision most crews aren't set up to deliver, so homeowners either get talked out of the idea entirely or end up with a rougher version than they pictured. On top of that, most people don't realize how many pattern options exist beyond straight-plank flooring, or assume custom work is priced out of reach before ever asking.

Who This Is For

Homeowners building or renovating a statement room (entryway, dining room, primary suite)


Homeowners who've seen a pattern in a magazine, on a trip, or in a home tour and want it in their own house


Homeowners investing in a forever home who want real design intention, not just flooring


Builders and architects who need a flooring partner capable of executing detailed pattern work reliably

Why Floors By Shawn

Patterns designed around your home's actual architecture, not a generic template pulled off a shelf.

Fully Custom Design


Herringbone, chevron, and inlay work take precision most installers avoid. I don't avoid it.

Complex Patterns Done Right


Planned Before It’s Built

Every custom project starts with a full layout plan, so you see the design before a single board is cut.


Custom design work is one of the most memorable, most photographed details a home can have, and it shows in resale conversations too.

A Floor That Adds Real Value


Installation Process

  1. Design consultation and layout planning for your specific space

  2. Material selection (species, stain, pattern finalization)

  3. Precision cutting and custom installation

  4. Finish work matched seamlessly to the rest of your home

  5. Final walkthrough

Pattern Capabilities

Your Questions, Answered

Let’s Build a Floor You Can Stand On