Aqua Lane is the only genuinely blue-toned colour in the Naples range. It is a soft blue-grey rather than an aqua in the swimming-pool sense: gentle, chalky, and clearly blue when you set it beside Central Ave or Water Front,...

Silver Ash is the coolest board in the Alpine range: a pale blue-grey with pronounced white striation running through the grain, closer to limed or bleached timber than to any natural oak tone. It is the most decisive of the...

Sienna Herringbone is the richer, more saturated of Alpine's two herringbone designs: a warm reddish-brown that reads closer to walnut than oak. It suits period homes and rooms with timber joinery, where a cooler plank would sit awkwardly against the...

Pine Mist is a soft washed grey with only a faint warm undertone: the greyest board in the Alpine plank range, and the one that sits most comfortably in a contemporary or minimalist interior where the floor should recede beneath...

Mocha Herringbone is the warm option in Alpine's herringbone luxury vinyl planks: a mid-brown timber look with enough grain contrast that the chevron pattern stays legible across a whole floor rather than blurring into a single tone. Luxury vinyl is...

Maple is the brightest warm board in the Alpine range: a light golden blonde with a clear honeyed cast and soft, even grain. It is the plank to choose when you want the floor to lift a room rather than...

Chestnut is the richest board in the Alpine plank range: a mid reddish-brown with a caramel warmth and clear grain running through it. It is the only genuinely warm-toned dark option here, and it reads closer to walnut or aged...

Cedar is a warm tan-gold plank: a mid-light honeyed board with smooth, even grain and a consistent tone from plank to plank. It is the quieter of Alpine's warm timber looks, where Chestnut is deeper and redder and Maple is...

Argent is a pale warm greige: an oatmeal-toned board with visible grain striation and a touch more warmth than the name implies. It is not a cool silver; it sits between Alpine's true greys and its blondes, which makes it...

Crosswood Walnut is a warm red-brown block with strong dark streaking through the grain, the colour of American walnut in a herringbone pattern. It is redder than Cuban and lighter than Brescia, and the streaks make it the busiest of...

Crosswood Spotted Gum is the Australian block in the range. Instead of oak grain it shows the interlocked, wavy figure and honey-to-rose colour spread of spotted gum, with pale pink boards beside deep tan ones and the odd dark vein....

Crosswood Raw Timber is a pale cream oak with a warm, faintly pink cast and clear grain, the colour of unstained European oak under a clear matt. It is warmer than Latte Oak and smoother than Limed Wash.A natural pale...

European oak in a herringbone block, left close to its natural colour. Where Blackbutt is even, oak is not. You get knots, visible medullary ray figure and a swing between pale honey and light tan across the floor. That variation...

Crosswood Limed Wash is a pale warm cream oak with the grain brushed out in white and a scatter of small knots, the limed block in the herringbone range. It has more visible grain and character than Latte Oak and...

Crosswood Latte Oak is a pale greige oak in a herringbone block, a soft warm grey-cream with gentle grain and little variation. It is the coolest and quietest of the three pale blocks: Limed Wash has more visible grain and...

Crosswood Cuban is a mid warm brown oak with strong cathedral grain and a spread of lighter and darker blocks, a traditional stained-oak colour in a herringbone block. It is browner and lighter than Brescia and warmer than Walnut's red.Mid...

Crosswood Brescia is the dark block in the herringbone range, a charcoal oak with a blue-grey cast and the grain showing through as a slightly lighter figure. Laid in herringbone the two directions of grain catch the light differently, so...

Blackbutt in a herringbone block, 14mm thick with a 3mm sawn veneer of real Australian hardwood over a seven layer plywood core. Blackbutt runs pale, from straw through to light golden brown, and its grain is tighter and more even...