Hendricksen Natürlich Flooring, Inc. has been a leader in the natural flooring industry for over 30 years, specializing in eco-friendly and sustainable products. Based in Sebastopol, California, the company serves clients across Sonoma, Napa, Marin, and Mendocino Counties, as well as the surrounding Bay Area. Their commitment to quality is reflected in their diverse selection of flooring options including hardwood, cork, natural linoleum, wool carpet, natural plant fibers, and area rugs.
The owner, Rob Hendricksen, is nationally recognized for his expertise in natural flooring and sustainable materials. Under his leadership, the team at Hendricksen Naturally Flooring is dedicated to providing exceptional service with a personal touch, catering to the unique needs of every client. They prioritize customer satisfaction and are known for their knowledgeable staff who assist customers in creating unique, sustainable living spaces that harmonize with their lifestyles and budgets.
In addition to flooring, they offer window coverings and wall coverings made from natural materials, ensuring clients can create a cohesive look throughout their spaces. The company is particularly sensitive to clients with chemical sensitivities or allergies, striving to create a healthy living environment.
Hendricksen Natürlich Flooring has earned accolades for its commitment to environmental sustainability, including the 2002 Sonoma County Environmental Business of the Year award. Their ongoing efforts to engage with local communities and support various initiatives demonstrate their commitment not just to flooring, but to fostering a sustainable future.
Their showroom offers a thoughtfully curated selection of materials, providing samples for clients to visualize how natural flooring can transform their spaces. With an emphasis on expert installation and craftsmanship, Hendricksen Natürlich Flooring has built a reputation as a trusted partner for architects, designers, and homeowners looking for environmentally friendly flooring solutions.
