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Conwy in the 9mm range is a mid-dark warm brown with open knots and pronounced grain, richer and deeper than the 8mm Conwy, and the most characterful board in this tier. Rustic mid-brown floors are the most forgiving you can...

Natural Blackbutt lands in the warm middle of Herringbone 7.0: a mid golden-khaki with an olive undertone and a fairly even grain that stays consistent from block to block. Oak Sofia is its nearest neighbour in the range and runs...

Delta Sand on the 8mm Oakleaf HD Plus board. As on the 12mm, the name misleads: this is a pale cool grey-white with a faint lilac cast, not the warm sandy tone it suggests. It is one of the coolest...

Oak Georgia is a warm golden-brown oak with more grain contrast than most of the range - visible darker figuring and saw-mark texture across a honeyed, cognac-toned base. It is the warmest of the genuinely mid-brown boards in the Swish...

Sparrow occupies the greige middle ground that most colour charts fail to describe honestly: a light-to-mid taupe oak, warm enough to avoid feeling cold but clearly greyed compared with Sand, with a soft even figure running through it. Bella is...

Blackbutt in the Lifestyle Collection is a warm golden-tan with clear, open grain: a fuller reading of the species than the pale golden-with-olive tone real blackbutt lays at, so worth comparing if you are matching existing boards. On its own...

Spotted Gum is the warmest and most strongly figured board in the Lifestyle Collection: a rich golden-amber with pronounced grain movement across the face. It is the closest thing in the range to a traditional Australian hardwood floor, and it...

Nordic Spring is the palest and coolest decor in the Swish Oak Natura range, a very light white-grey with a faint blue cast that keeps it firmly on the cool side of neutral. The grain is soft and low in...

Nebula Walnut is a dark greyed brown rather than the warm chocolate most people expect from a walnut. The grey undertone is deliberate, and it is what makes this board work in cool interiors: polished concrete, black tapware, charcoal or...

Marble Hill is the palest and smoothest board in the Hydroplank range: a soft cream with a faint pink cast and almost no grain movement between planks. It is the floor to choose when you want a room to feel...

Royal Oak is cooler and more contemporary than its name implies: a mid-depth smoky grey with a faint brown undertone and a fine, fairly uniform grain, closer to weathered timber than to a traditional stained oak. It is clearly darker...

Eclipse Shadow is the darkest board in the Godfrey Hirst Zenith 1800 range: a near-black deep brown-charcoal with fine striation through it that stops the surface going flat. A dark floor is the most dramatic thing you can do to...