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Danish White is not a white floor, and it is worth knowing that before you order. The swatch shows a light-to-mid warm beige oak with clearly visible grain, occasional darker mineral streaking and a soft whitened wash sitting over the...

Quercus Rana is a pale grey-greige oak with soft grain and a cool cast, the greyest of the pale boards in the range. It is cooler than Latte Oak and Welsh Cream and lighter than Aliena.Pale cool oak suits contemporary...

Cobblestone is a light to mid warm honey oak with visible grain and small knots, a shade deeper and more golden than Buck Natural and with more character in the grain. It is the warmest of the mid-tone boards in...

Zermatt is a mid warm greige brown with a pinkish undertone and a rustic, lightly worn grain. It is warmer than Artisan Oak Beige and greyer than Oak Adaja, sitting between the two.The pink in it is subtle but real....

The lime in Limed Piccolo Oak lands on an olive base rather than a white one. Looking at the swatch, the board is a muted khaki-gold: a soft greenish mid-beige with white lime sitting visibly in the open grain pores...

Crosswood Walnut is a warm red-brown block with strong dark streaking through the grain, the colour of American walnut in a herringbone pattern. It is redder than Cuban and lighter than Brescia, and the streaks make it the busiest of...

Avola Natural is European Oak left to look like itself: a bright golden honey tone with clean flowing grain and no stain pushing it warmer or cooler. It is the most natural-looking board in the Prestige Oak range and the...

Bonita Natural Oak is the range's oak left close to its own colour: a light to mid warm honey with pink in the paler boards, clear cathedral grain and plenty of knots. It has the widest variation of the Bonita...

If Spotted Gum appeals but the full ABCD spread feels too busy, Neat is the answer. The swatch keeps the species' warm golden-brown character and its caramel lights, but the extremes are pulled in: fewer near-chocolate boards, less gum vein...

Storm is a mid grey-brown with a cool, even cast: less variation than Castle Grey, less depth than Iron Grey, and the most restrained of the greyed boards in the Prestige Oak range. Restraint is its value. Where the heavily...

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...

Crosswood Spotted Gum is the Australian block in the range. Instead of oak grain it shows the interlocked, wavy figure and honey-to-rose colour spread of spotted gum, with pale pink boards beside deep tan ones and the odd dark vein....