Read this one from the swatch, not the name. Eternity 705 Sienna is a light to mid warm greige-tan oak with soft grain, and there is none of the red-brown that sienna usually means. It is a warm sandy neutral,...

Eternity 705 Portabella is a light to mid cool greige, a mushroom grey-beige oak with subtle grain and low variation. It is greyer than Sienna and warmer than Askada, the middle of the range's neutrals.Greige is the floor that sits...

Eternity 705 Stockholm is a pale warm greige-blonde oak with soft grain and low contrast, the Scandinavian pale of the range with a little warmth kept in. Askada and Loft are the cooler pales; Stockholm sits with cream as happily...

Corsica 855 Pewter is a light to mid cool grey oak with visible knots and grain, deeper than Grey Stone and Dapple Grey and with more character than either. The name is close: a soft, slightly warm metal grey rather...

Corsica 855 Coastal Blackbutt is a light to mid golden tan with a peach cast and straight, fine grain, warmer and more orange than blackbutt lays as a solid timber. Real blackbutt is pale gold with an olive edge; this...

Corsica 855 Anchor Grey is a dark cool grey-brown, a charcoal oak with clear grain and the second darkest board in the range after Nomad. Where Nomad is warm chocolate, Anchor Grey is cool and smoky.Dark cool floors suit contemporary...

Corsica 855 Granola is a light to mid warm honey-tan oak with soft grain and gentle variation, the golden mid-tone of the range. It sits between Alabaster, which is paler and creamier, and Coastal Blackbutt, which is peachier.Honey oak is...

Corsica 855 Dapple Grey is the palest board in the range, a pale cool grey with the faintest grain and almost no variation between planks, close to a whitewashed grey. Grey Stone is its near twin with a touch more...

Corsica 855 Nomad is the darkest board in the range, a deep warm chocolate brown oak with clear grain and a spread of lighter and darker planks. Anchor Grey is the cool dark board; Nomad is the warm one.Dark brown...

Corsica 855 Alabaster is a pale warm cream-beige oak with soft grain and a scatter of small knots, the warm pale board in the range. It is not white; Dapple Grey and Grey Stone are the cool pales, and Alabaster...

Corsica 855 Grey Stone is a pale cool grey-white oak with faint grain and very little variation, one of the two palest boards in the range. Dapple Grey beside it is a touch cooler and smoother; Pewter is deeper and...

Corsica 855 NSW Spotted Gum is a mid to dark honey to red-brown with the wavy fiddleback figure of the species, dark gum vein and the strongest variation in the range. It is the board that looks like Australian timber,...

Fawn is a soft, warm mid-tone in the Corsica 855 range: light enough to open a room up, warm enough to avoid the grey cast that dates a floor. It works particularly well in homes with white or off-white joinery,...

Iconic Tumble Stone is the palest board in the range, a cool grey-white with a limed look and almost no grain contrast. Where Alabaster carries an olive cast, this one is clean and cool, and it is the closest thing...

Iconic Spotted Gum is a warm honey-amber with fine straight grain and a gentle shift between honey and deeper amber from plank to plank. Of the two Australian timber decors in this range, it is the one that looks like...

Iconic Red Rock is a mid warm brown with a reddish cast and heavy rustic texture: saw marks, open grain and wide variation from plank to plank. It is the most weathered-looking board in the range, and the name is...

Iconic Pearl Shell is a pale greige with clearly visible grain and a fair spread between boards, one of them a warmer sandy plank that lifts the rest. It sits on the cool side of neutral, paler than Flagstone and...

Iconic Onyx is the darkest board in the range, a near-black charcoal-brown with just enough grain showing to read as timber rather than as a painted surface. The name is accurate for once.A near-black floor is a commitment. It makes...