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Aspire QLD Spotted Gum is a mid warm honey-amber with wavy figure, lighter and more even than its NSW sibling, with fewer dark planks in the mix. Both Spotted Gums in this range are species-plausible; this is the quieter of...

Spotted Gum is the deepest and richest of this range's four spotted gum decors, not the balanced middle its plain name suggests - a warm red-brown with strong orange undertones, dense figuring and the tonal jumps the species is known...

Easi-Plank Natural Spotted Gum is a mid honey to brown with the wavy fiddleback figure that marks the species and a clear spread between paler and deeper planks. It is the board in the range that looks like Australian timber;...

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,...

Canyon suggests warm desert red, so the actual colour is a surprise: Canyon Oak is a mid dusty mauve-brown, a greyed taupe with white limed grain lifting through it and no red or orange in the body at all. It...

Danish White is a pale creamy oatmeal blonde rather than a true white. The undertone is warm, closer to unfinished raw oak or bleached driftwood than to a whitewashed or limed board, and the natural knots and grain stay clearly...

Velvet is a warm mid-brown rather than the near-black the name tends to suggest - a tobacco-toned oak with golden undertones and visible plank-to-plank colour drift. It is a genuine mid-tone, comfortably lighter than Fawn and Jarrah, which are the...

Blackbutt in the Preference Floors Oakleaf range is a rich golden-amber, noticeably more saturated than the species actually lays. Real Australian blackbutt is a paler gold with a soft olive cast; this is a warmer, more golden interpretation of it....

Antique is the darkest board in the Stonefloor timber range: a near-black charcoal brown with strong grain still legible through the depth of colour, and by some distance the most dramatic floor here. Dark floors need light around them. In...

Raw Spotted Gum is the cooler, more muted take on the species: the greys and soft browns brought forward and the honey tones pulled back, giving something closer to weathered or limed timber than freshly finished. It suits contemporary interiors...

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...

Nutmeg has none of the spice-brown depth its name suggests - the swatch is a light sandy greige, a pale neutral tan with quiet grain and just enough grey in it to stop it reading as yellow. It is one...