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Maple is the brightest warm board in the Alpine range: a light golden blonde with a clear honeyed cast and soft, even grain. It is the plank to choose when you want the floor to lift a room rather than...

Guardian Chester Oak is a light warm greige-tan with soft open grain and mild variation between boards. It is the gentlest of the pale decors here, warmer than Natural Oak Grey and less washed out than White Oak, which makes...

NSW Spotted Gum is the most muted of this range's four spotted gum decors - a mid grey-brown with taupe drawn through it and the species' tonal jumps present but softened, rather than the pink and caramel the name usually...

Floria is the palest board in the Swish Bespoke range and nothing like the honeyed oak the name suggests - the swatch is a soft whitewashed grey with a faint mauve-taupe cast and grain that reads as fine texture rather...

Sandy Clay is the palest design in the Eternity 705 range: a light, sun-bleached oak with a faint warm undertone that keeps it from reading as grey. It is the natural choice for coastal and Hamptons-style interiors, and the best...

Easi-Plank Washed Coral is a light warm sandy tan with soft oak grain and a faint peach cast, and the coral in the name is faint at best. It sits between Maize, which is yellower, and Porcelain, which is greyer,...

Wheat is a light warm golden-tan, brighter than Oak Natural and warmer than Porcelain, sitting in the gap between the pale and the golden ends of the Easi-Plank Herringbone range. It is the colour to choose when you want a...

Artisan Oak Beige is a mid greige brown, slightly on the cool side of neutral, with clear grain and a gently worn surface. Beige undersells it: there is more grey in this board than the name suggests.Mid greige is the...

Think of Pacific Blackbutt as the daylight version of an Australian hardwood floor: a light wheat-blonde board with soft golden warmth and gentle, restrained variation rather than dramatic banding. It is a clear step lighter than Northern Spotted Gum and...

Fortune Cookie is a light warm sandy blonde: a soft biscuit-toned oak with fine, straight, even grain and very little variation between boards. It is the calmest of the warm boards in the Hydrocore range, where Ginger Ale is more...

Cosmic Sand is warmer and deeper than the name suggests: a golden honey-tan oak with clear, straight grain and moderate contrast, not the pale sand tone most people picture. It is the most classic warm timber colour in the Godfrey...

Manor is a warm mid-brown rustic oak design, laid to a herringbone pattern: the only patterned timber look in the Alpine Artisan range, and by some distance the most decorative. The tone is a honeyed tan-brown with visible knots and...