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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...

Corsica 855 Anchor Grey is a dark cool grey-brown, a charcoal oak with clear grain and the second darkest board in the range after Nomad. Where Nomad is warm chocolate, Anchor Grey is cool and smoky.Dark cool floors suit contemporary...

Golden, amber and unmistakably oak, French Natural is the most traditional colour in the herringbone range. The swatch shows a warm honey tone with strong natural figure, cathedral grain running through the wider blocks and a handful of sound knots...

Ignore the name on this one. Beach is the darkest board in the Aquastop range, a deep reddish brown with heavy linear striation running the length of the plank. There is nothing pale or sandy about it.Dark floors with strong...

Brownstone is the darkest and most dramatic board in the Prestige Oak 14/2mm range: a deep warm red-brown with strong variation, where chocolate planks sit beside lighter tan ones and the grain runs bold through all of them. It reads...

Solar Drift is the quietest colour in the Godfrey Hirst Zenith 1800 range: a pale warm greige-beige with very low grain contrast and a soft, even surface. Despite the name there is nothing bright about it; this is the board...

Moon is a cool mid grey with strong dark grain and open knots, the most contrasty board in the 14mm range. There is a faint blue note in the grey.High contrast grey is a decisive floor. It works in contemporary...

This is real Australian blackbutt, not an oak print with an Australian name on it. The Godfrey Hirst Pioneer range is faced with genuine Australian species timber veneer, so what you get is the actual thing: a pale golden board...

Bonita Latte Oak is a pale oak with a soft pink-cream cast and a light limed grain, a shade warmer and pinker than White Oak and cooler than Cotton Oak. The three pale Bonitas are close, so compare samples side...

French Ghost leans warmer than its name suggests. Rather than the bleached, ghostly white you might picture, the swatch is a light taupe-tan with a soft grey-brown wash over it, gentle board-to-board variation and the occasional small dark knot. It...

Despite the warmth its name implies, Ambient Sand reads cool underfoot. The swatch is a pale oyster greige: a soft, washed grey-beige with almost no golden tone in it at all, and a faint chalky lime sitting in the open...

The name sets up a dark, rich walnut; the board is something quite different and, for many rooms, more useful: a light-to-mid mushroom brown with strong pale cathedral grain limed over a soft greige-brown ground. It is noticeably lighter than...