Blonde Oak Herringbone takes the same light golden board and lays it to a herringbone pattern: the most decorative floor in the Stonefloor range, and the one that most changes a room. Herringbone is the pattern people want and then...

Blonde Oak is a light warm blonde: a soft golden board with gentle grain and no rustic knotting, bright enough to open up a room without tipping into yellow. Blonde floors came back strongly after a decade of grey, and...

Blackbutt reproduces one of Australia's most-specified hardwoods: pale golden, fine straight grain, bright without being yellow. It is the look people ask for by name, and it suits coastal homes and inner-city apartments equally well. The real argument for taking...

Antique is the darkest board in the Stonefloor timber range: a near-black charcoal brown with strong grain still legible through the depth of colour, and by some distance the most dramatic floor here. Dark floors need light around them. In...

Zermatt is a light warm honey-beige: a soft golden oak with gentle, even grain and none of the knotting or rustic texture found elsewhere in the Aquastop range. It is the gentlest of the warm boards here, and the easiest...

Strasbourg is a pale warm greige, exceptionally smooth, with minimal grain contrast and a soft neutral cast that sits almost exactly between warm and cool. It is the most neutral board in the entire Aquastop range, and that is its...

Snow is one of the two palest boards in the Aquastop range: a very light cool grey-white with soft, low-contrast grain and a faint warmth that keeps it from feeling clinical. Pale floors earn their place by what they do...

Rock is a pale silvery grey: clean, cool and finely grained, the most straightforwardly contemporary board in the Aquastop range. Cool greys are the easiest colour to furnish around, because almost nothing clashes with a neutral silver-grey. It is the...

Lugano is a pale warm sandy beige: clean, fine-grained and quiet, with none of the knots or rustic character that mark the busier boards in the Aquastop range. It is the warm counterpart to Natural Oak Grey. Where that board...

Helsinki is a mid olive-grey oak: a smooth, flowing grain with a faint green cast that lifts it out of the usual grey-brown territory and gives it a distinctly Nordic character. That green undertone is the whole point of it....

Sunstone is the warmest tone in the Mystique range: a golden amber that brings light into a space without tipping into brightness. Used as a full floor it suits hospitality and retail; used as a feature it lifts an otherwise...

Silver Eclipse is a cool light grey with a faint metallic cast through the loop, giving it a cleaner, more contemporary read than a flat pale grey. It works well in tech and creative fitouts, showrooms and anywhere the scheme...

Shadow Mist is a soft light grey with a hazy, diffused tone through the loop, lighter than Phantom and better suited to spaces that need brightening rather than grounding. It works well in meeting rooms, consulting suites and boutique retail...

Purple Rain is the most distinctive colour in the Mystique range: a deep violet with blue undertones that reads as considered rather than novelty. It is most often used as a feature: breakout zones, brand-matched reception areas, or a defined...

Emerald is the boldest green in the Mystique range: a deep, jewel-toned colour that works as a full floor in hospitality and retail, or as a feature zone breaking up a neutral office floor. It pairs particularly well with brass,...

Deep Sea is a saturated blue-teal that sits at the darker end of the Mystique range: strong enough to define a space, deep enough to hide traffic. It is a common specification for corporate fitouts, education and healthcare where a...

Charmed is a soft, light neutral in the Mystique range: a pale warm grey with subtle tonal shifts through the multi-level loop that keep a large floor from reading as flat. It suits reception areas, boardrooms and hospitality spaces where...

Sand sits between Grande's two extremes: a light warm greige with a soft tan undertone, scattered knots and enough subtle variation between boards to give the floor texture without pattern. Where Cream is cool and near-featureless and Capri is distinctly...