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Coastal Ivory is worth looking at properly before you decide, because the name undersells how much colour it carries. This is not a pale ivory board. It is a warm mid-tan with a greyed, weathered cast, fine sawn texture running...

Eggshell is the decor in the Swish Bespoke range where the name does the most damage, because there is no off-white in it. The swatch is a warm honey oak - a mid-light golden tan with soft natural grain and...

Vivid is a good deal quieter than its name - a light greige oak with a soft taupe base, gentle plank-to-plank drift and low-contrast grain rather than the high-drama figuring you might expect. It sits very close to Nutmeg in...

Vincentia Oak is a light, cool silver-grey oak with open grain and a weathered quality that stops short of looking distressed - greyer and far less sandy than the coastal name suggests. It belongs with the cool decors rather than...

Oak Vermont is a pale cool grey oak with a whitewashed surface and clear darker streaking through the planks - the opposite end of the range from the deep warm brown its name suggests. Vincentia Oak is the nearest board...

Bonita Grey Wash is a mid grey with the oak grain picked out in white, a limed finish that leaves the texture of the timber visible through the colour. It is a true grey rather than a greige, with a...

Elegant Milano Oak carries a grey-mauve cast that surprises most people who order on the name alone. Looking at the swatch directly, this is a cool limewashed oak with a distinctly pinkish-lilac undertone running through the greige, not the warm...

In herringbone, Oak Saffron shows a warmer, more apricot face than you might expect from the name: a light-to-mid tan blonde with a peachy warmth and soft flowing grain running through each block. It is clearly deeper and warmer than...

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,...

Hawaii Oak is a soft warm taupe-beige rather than the sunny golden oak the name suggests - a light-to-mid board with a muted, mushroom-toned base and even, unfussy grain. Against Miami Oak, the other light decor here with a holiday...

Oak Ostana is a pale blush oak - light, very even, and warmer than it first appears, with a soft pink-beige cast running through the whole board and grain that reads as fine texture rather than pattern. It is not...

Northern Spotted Gum does what the name promises: a warm caramel-to-tan board with the uneven, banded character of Australian spotted gum, some planks noticeably darker than others across a laid floor. Against Ghost Gum it is lighter and more golden;...