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Ocean Rock is a pale grey-beige stone design with fine linear striation running through it: a travertine-like look, softer and warmer than the marbles in the Stonefloor range and considerably calmer than the veined tiles. Linear stone reads very differently...

Bianco is the palest board in the 10mm Hybrid Plus range: a very light white-grey with soft grain and minimal contrast, closer to limed or bleached timber than to any natural oak tone. A floor this pale is a decision...

Robusta is a pale mauve-greige with a slightly deeper, more grounded tone than the other soft neutrals in the 10mm Hybrid Plus range, still light, but with a little more presence. That extra depth is useful. The very palest boards...

Bedrock is the richest board in the Preference Floors Oakleaf HD Plus range: a mid-dark warm brown with genuine depth in the grain and a good deal of tonal movement from plank to plank. It is the colour to choose...

In herringbone, Oak Saffron shows a warmer, more apricot face than you might expect from the name: a light-to-mid tan blonde with a peachy warmth and soft flowing grain running through each block. It is clearly deeper and warmer than...

Stellar Oak is the most olive-toned board in the Godfrey Hirst Zenith 1800 range: a muted mid brown with a distinct green-grey cast that sets it apart from the golden colours sitting either side of it. That undertone is the...

Clove is cooler than the name suggests. Rather than the warm spice brown you might picture, it is a muted mid grey-brown: the grey holding the warmth in check and keeping it from going orange in afternoon light. That makes...

Arcadia is the most dramatic board in the 8mm Bass Timber range: a very dark charcoal with a distinctly blue-black cast and strong grain running visibly through it. It is closer to weathered ironbark or smoked oak than to anything...

Hamburg Oak is the palest board in the AquaGlow range: a soft cream-greige with a faint cool cast and delicate, fine grain running through it. It's the closest thing here to a limed or whitewashed oak, and it does more...

Easi-Plank Porcelain is the palest board in the range, a pale cool greige with smooth, low-contrast grain and almost no variation between planks. It is grey-beige rather than white, and cooler than Silver Grey, which has a touch more warmth...

Easi-Plank Silver Grey is a pale to mid cool grey-greige with soft grain and a faint warm undertone, a shade deeper and warmer than Porcelain. The name is close: it is a soft silvered oak rather than a flat grey.Grey-greige...

Select Spotted Gum brings the most depth and the most colour movement of the warm boards in Herringbone 7.0: a rich mid-brown running from reddish caramel to a darker cocoa, with the banded character of Australian spotted gum carried into...