Naples, FL · Mon–Fri 8am–5pm · Sat 10am–2pm
Pine Ridge
Wide-plank hardwood floors throughout, anchored by a custom herringbone wood ceiling in the main living area — the same material running underfoot and overhead.
- Location
- Pine Ridge, Naples
- Flooring
- Wide-plank hardwood
- Feature
- Herringbone wood ceiling
- Project manager
- One, start to finish
The herringbone migrates from underfoot to overhead — a wood ceiling as the room's focal point.
Wide-plank hardwood runs through every room — a consistent, grounded foundation with natural grain variation that gets richer as you move through the house.
The herringbone wood ceiling in the main living area is what makes the project memorable. It uses the same material as the floor but in a tighter, woven pattern overhead — so the room feels designed, not decorated.
Inspect the material
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What it’s made of.
- Flooring
- Wide-plank hardwood + herringbone
- Ceiling
- Custom herringbone wood ceiling
- Scope
- Whole-home flooring + custom woodwork
Four phases, one shop.
Showroom + the color-out
Every surface is laid out together on the floor as one design board — tile, stone, wood and cabinetry — so the whole room is seen before anything is ordered.
One project manager
A single project manager owns the job from the get-go — hello at the door, through to the very end. One person to point to, never a hand-off.
Acclimate + sequence
Material conditioning follows the selected product’s requirements and the jobsite conditions; installation is coordinated with the other trades.
Install + walkthrough
Our vetted install crews do the work. Photographs and checks run throughout the job, down to a final walkthrough — we shoot for perfection.
- Interior design
- R & Co. Designs
- Photography
- Darren Miles Photography
Two more from the same palette.
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What would you like to bring to your own home?
Inspired by Pine Ridge? Tell us about your rooms, materials and timing. Our Naples team can help you compare options and plan your next step.
Start with what you have.
Room photos, a floor plan or a few inspiration images are a useful starting point. Exact measurements can come later. Planning from out of town? Tell us when you expect to be in the area.
