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Danish Oak is a light honey blonde with clean, straight grain. It is one of the two lightest warm boards in Scenic Rim. Where Harvest Oak goes deeper and golden, this one stays bright and calm; NFD lists it as...

Almond Oak is the smoky taupe of the Scenic Rim range, a cool grey-brown with low contrast and only a few small knots. Beside Vintage Oak it looks quieter. Choose it when you want a cool room that stays clear...

Valley Oak on the Luxe Grain 12mm plank is a warm honey tan in the middle of the range, softer and more muted than Southern Spotted Gum. Six planks fill the box. NFD rates this thicker board for 72 hours...

Luxe Grain 12mm in Southern Spotted Gum has a warm orange-honey tan with a rich depth. Rich and warm. If that reads too strong, Valley Oak is the more muted honey. The 12mm build carries a 72 hour water resistance...

On the Luxe Grain 12mm plank, QLD Spotted Gum shows taupe and brown mixed together, grey-brown overall with darker streaks. Cool, with movement. It is the cool choice among the mid tones. If you want the warm version, Southern Spotted...

Natural Oak on Luxe Grain 12mm pairs a light to mid beige with a faint grey-tan tone. Neither yellow nor grey takes over. On the 12mm board, the colour is identical to the 8mm decor. This is the thicker of...

Majestic Oak in Luxe Grain 12mm is a golden honey mid tone. It is noticeably warmer and deeper than American Oak. Honey all the way. On this thicker board, six planks fill a 2.13m2 box against eight in the 8mm...

The Luxe Grain 12mm Ghost Gum plank shows a pale golden beige with a soft warmth. Soft and golden. Only Ashen Oak is paler in the range, and it is cool where Ghost Gum is golden. At 12mm, this board...

French Oak on the Luxe Grain 12mm plank has the same golden sandy tone as the 8mm decor, a little warmer than American Oak. Same look, thicker board. The difference is under the surface. This board is 12mm thick and...

On the Luxe Grain 12mm board, Feature Blackbutt brings the range's highest contrast: each plank lands somewhere between honey and chocolate brown. The thicker build suits it if you want 72 hours of rated water resistance under a busy decor....

In the Luxe Grain 12mm range, Ashen Oak is the palest option: whitewashed greige, cool rather than warm. Pale and cool. The 12mm build is 4mm thicker than the 8mm version of this decor. Its water resistance rating doubles too,...

Choose the Luxe Grain 12mm board in American Oak when you want the light beige, warm sandy oak look on the thicker plank. NFD uses the same kitchen photo for both thicknesses, so the colour you see here matches the...

Valley Oak is a warm mid honey tan in Luxe Grain 8mm, a little more muted than Southern Spotted Gum. It sits close to Majestic Oak in depth. Less orange, still warm. Put it beside Southern Spotted Gum and the...

Southern Spotted Gum is a rich, warm orange-honey tan. Of the ten Luxe Grain 8mm decors, it carries the most orange. Warm and bold. Valley Oak is a similar honey tan with that warmth muted.The 8mm planks are 1515 x...

QLD Spotted Gum is grey-brown with darker streaks, a mix of taupe and brown with plenty of variation. Among the mid tones in Luxe Grain 8mm it is the coolest. Busy, but cool. Southern Spotted Gum is the warm orange-honey...

Natural Oak is a light to mid beige with a slight grey-tan cast. In the Luxe Grain 8mm line it is less golden than French Oak and lighter than Majestic Oak. It suits a room where you want neither yellow...

Majestic Oak is a mid golden honey, warmer and deeper than American Oak. It sits in the middle of the Luxe Grain 8mm range, deeper than light sandy decors such as French Oak. Go here if American Oak feels too...

Ghost Gum is a pale golden beige, soft and warm. In Luxe Grain 8mm it comes just behind Ashen Oak for lightness but swaps that decor's cool greige for gold. Next to French Oak it looks paler and gentler. Light,...

French Oak is a light warm sandy oak in Luxe Grain 8mm, a shade more golden than American Oak. The two are close, so the golden lift is the thing to look for. Warm, with gold. Ghost Gum is paler...

Feature Blackbutt is the busiest decor in Luxe Grain 8mm. Board to board it swings from honey to chocolate brown, so the floor has high contrast and plenty of movement. Ashen Oak sits at the opposite end of the range....

Ashen Oak is the lightest of the ten Luxe Grain 8mm decors, a pale whitewashed greige with a cool cast. Next to it, Ghost Gum looks golden and American Oak looks sandy. It is the one to look at for...

American Oak in Luxe Grain 8mm is a warm sandy oak, light enough to read as a soft beige across the room. French Oak is its nearest neighbour, only a touch more golden. Majestic Oak is the step up if...

Tully is a mid amber brown. It is warmer and deeper than Trinity, and it reads more amber than Rawson's caramel, which places it among the warm mid tones of Cascade. It leans warm.A box of 8 longboard planks covers...

Trinity is a light to mid golden honey. In Cascade it is close to Murray in depth but more honey in tone, and a shade lighter than Belmore. Tully is its warmer, deeper cousin. Think of it as the golden...