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Nero Black is the most dramatic tile in the Stonefloor range: a true black marble design with white and warm gold veining running across it, in a 900 x 300mm format. Black marble is a statement and should be treated...

Shoreline Terrazzo is the brightest tile in the Godfrey Hirst Olympus Stone range: a cool white-grey terrazzo base scattered densely with fine charcoal and black flecks. It is cooler than the name suggests: this is the crisp, contemporary terrazzo look...

Hamptons is a pale cool greige with soft grain and very low contrast: the quietest board in the Hydroplank range, and the one to choose when the floor should recede and let the joinery, furniture or a rug carry the...

Aspire Tempest is the darkest board in the range, a mid-dark smoky grey-brown with strong grain and a sombre, weathered cast. It is brown at heart with a lot of grey over it, not a black and not a chocolate,...

Aspire Silver Moon is the palest board in the range, a cool grey-white with limed, washed grain and a faint green-grey cast. It is the Scandinavian whitewash of the Aspire palette, and the name for once describes the board.Very pale...

Dune is a light warm sandy blonde with grey running underneath it and visible knots. Plank-to-plank variation is wide, with some boards distinctly paler than others. The name is fair.Pale sandy floors suit coastal and Hamptons interiors and sit well...

Raven is the darkest board in Grande 9.0 and makes no apology for it: a near-black charcoal brown with cool grey grain surfacing through the top, closer to a stained timber than a natural one. Hawthorn is its nearest neighbour...

Iconic Red Rock is a mid warm brown with a reddish cast and heavy rustic texture: saw marks, open grain and wide variation from plank to plank. It is the most weathered-looking board in the range, and the name is...

Iconic Onyx is the darkest board in the range, a near-black charcoal-brown with just enough grain showing to read as timber rather than as a painted surface. The name is accurate for once.A near-black floor is a commitment. It makes...

Sand is the middle of the road in the best sense: a light warm beige oak with an even, quiet grain and just enough golden warmth to stop it reading as grey. It sits between Bella and Capri: warmer and...

Delta Sand is not the warm sandy tone the name implies. It is a pale cool grey-white with a faint lilac cast: among the coolest boards in the Preference Floors Oakleaf HD Plus range, and a genuinely different proposition to...

Red Stone is the darkest and most characterful colour in the Easi-Plank Herringbone range: a mid-dark reddish brown with grey smoked through it, so the red never becomes orange. It is the closest thing here to a traditional stained parquetry...