Wave is a mid warm grey-taupe: grey first, but with enough warmth held in it to sit happily beside timber, wool and linen rather than looking clinical. It is the bridge colour in the Benghazi range: where Breeze is genuinely...

Terra is the palest colour in the Benghazi range: a warm oatmeal-cream with a soft golden undertone that keeps it from reading as stark white or cold grey. On a full floor it behaves a little like extra daylight: it...

Shore is a darker warm brown-taupe: one of the two deepest colours in the Benghazi range, and the one to reach for when you want weight underfoot without going all the way to the chocolate of Flow. It holds a...

Shell is a mid warm taupe-brown: the point in the Benghazi range where brown clearly takes over from grey. It is warmer and softer than Dune, with a settled, faintly earthy quality that tends to look better in the room...

Sandy is a light warm greige-beige: the shade most people picture when they ask for a warm neutral carpet. There is enough beige in it to feel soft and enough grey to stop it turning yellow against white walls, and...

Pebble here is a mid brown-taupe, and that is worth stating plainly, because Belgotex uses the same nine colour names across both of its scroll loop ranges and the colours behind those names are not the same. In the 11.0mm...

Flow is the darkest and the warmest colour in the Benghazi range: a deep chocolate brown with no grey hedging in it. Laid across a full floor it behaves like a dark timber: it anchors the room, throws the walls...

Dune is a mid warm greige-taupe: the true middle of the Benghazi palette, where beige has cooled slightly towards taupe but has not yet turned brown. It is the colour that makes a room feel grounded without going dark, and...

Breeze is the only genuinely cool colour in the Benghazi range: a mid grey-taupe with the warmth pulled out of it, so it sits quietly beside cool white walls, charcoal joinery, black tapware and stainless steel instead of pushing yellow...