NFD Flooring

Merrifield Oak, NFD code 014, is a light to mid warm tan. Within Kalara it is a step deeper than the pinkish Blackbutt pair and lighter than Harvest Oak, the darkest of the eight. It reads warm rather than grey.The...

Horizon Oak is a mid greige-tan with a muted, slightly grey cast. It is one of the middle tones in Kalara, warmer than Wanderlust Oak and greyer than Merrifield Oak. NFD lists it as code 012. If Oasis Oak feels...

Harvest Oak is the darkest colour in the Kalara laminate range, a mid brown that sits between warm and neutral. NFD codes it 015. Against the greige and pinkish tans elsewhere in the range, it is the one with real...

In the Kalara laminate range, Coastal Blackbutt (NFD code 016) is a light warm tan with a pinkish, peach tone running through it. Valley Blackbutt is its closest sibling. If you want that peach warmth to show, this is the...

Tasmanian Oak is the lightest Daintree XL colour, a pale pinkish blonde with a light beige base. On a 190mm board it reads broad and open. It keeps a room light. Blackbutt is a step warmer and deeper, while Spotted...

Spotted Gum in Daintree XL is a deep reddish orange-brown, warm, with strong variation between boards. Bold colour. The 190mm width gives each board more room to show it. Across a 3.8m room that is 20 rows, where the 136mm...

In Daintree XL, Blackbutt comes as a 190mm board, 54mm wider than standard Daintree. The colour is a light honey-tan, warm with a pinkish hint, and the straight grain runs long. Wider boards mean fewer joins, so the grain carries...

Tasmanian Oak is the palest Daintree colour, a pinkish blonde in light beige. It reads lighter than Blackbutt and much lighter than Spotted Gum. It is the quiet one. The 136mm width keeps each board slim, so the floor shows...

Spotted Gum is the deepest of the three Daintree species, a warm reddish orange-brown. Boards vary strongly from one to the next. It is the liveliest of the three. On a 136mm board that variation breaks into narrow strips, so...

Blackbutt in Daintree is a light, warm honey-tan with a soft pinkish tone and straight grain. It sits between the pale Tasmanian Oak and the deep Spotted Gum. At 136mm wide, the narrow board puts more lines across the room,...

Weathered Blackbutt is a smoky grey-brown taupe with dark streaks. In the Bespoke range it sits between the taupe-grey of Hazel Oak and the warmer brown of Village Blackbutt.Ultra matte and slip rated P3, the surface sits over a 0.5mm...

Village Blackbutt is a mid warm brown marked by dark gum veins and plenty of variation. In the Bespoke range it is warmer than the smoky Weathered Blackbutt and lighter than the mid to dark browns of Ernest Spotted Gum.Install...

Sterling Oak is a mid to dark grey, a charcoal-grey wood look. It is the charcoal option in the Bespoke range, a deeper grey than the taupe-grey of Hazel Oak.Acoustically, NFD rates it 6 Star. The 9mm plank has a...

Stanley Oak is a light to mid tan-beige with a warm-neutral tone and some knots. It sits beside Field Oak in the Bespoke range, a little more neutral where Field Oak leans warm.Four planks per box. Each box covers 1.4m2,...

Hazel Oak is a mid taupe-grey with streaks through the boards. In the Bespoke range it is greyer than the greige-brown of Classic Teak and lighter than the charcoal-grey of Sterling Oak.This 9mm plank comes with a 0.5mm wear layer...

Field Oak is a light to mid warm tan-beige with knots showing through. In the Bespoke range it is close to Stanley Oak, which is a more neutral tan-beige.NFD calls Bespoke waterproof and commercial suitable. It is a 9mm hybrid...

Ernest Spotted Gum mixes mid to dark browns, with strong variation from board to board. Expect plenty of movement. Village Blackbutt is its closest neighbour in the Bespoke range, a mid warm brown with dark gum veins.Bespoke is 9mm thick,...

Coastline Oak is a light greige with a sandy tone. Among the Bespoke colours it falls between the pale grey-beige of Ashen Mist and the warmer tan-beige of Field Oak.Per NFD, Bespoke needs no transition strips between rooms and a...

Despite the name, Classic Teak is a mid greige-brown taupe rather than an orange teak, with darker grain lines running through it. In the Bespoke range it sits close to Hazel Oak, which leans more grey.NFD lists a 24 pattern...

Ashen Mist is a pale grey-beige, a light greige with cathedral grain running through it. In the Bespoke range it pairs with Coastline Oak at the light end, though Coastline Oak reads more sandy.NFD states a 6 Star acoustic rating...

Winter Fawn Oak, code 7005, is a pale cream beige. In the Daybreak range it belongs to the pale group with Snowy Oak and Wild Valley Oak, and it is a touch warmer than Wild Valley Oak.Thickness is 7mm, including...

Wild Valley Oak (7007) is a very pale cream-white with a whitewashed finish. It sits beside Snowy Oak at the pale end of the Daybreak range, with a creamier tone. Winter Fawn Oak is a touch warmer again, in pale...

Tasmanian Oak, NFD code 7008, is a warm orange-tan, a light amber. In the Daybreak range it shows more orange than Brushed Honey Oak and sits lighter than Refined Blackbutt.Five planks to a box, covering 1.75m2. The 7mm plank has...

Snowy Oak (7004) is a very pale off-white with a whitewashed look. It is the lightest of the ten Daybreak colours, a shade paler than the cream-white of Wild Valley Oak. Nothing in the range is lighter.The plank is 1524mm...