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Guardian Dexter Oak is a mid grey-brown with heavy open grain, visible knots and the sharpest plank-to-plank variation in the range after Spotted Gum. Some boards come through noticeably paler and some clearly darker, and that spread is the point...

Spotted Gum in the 7mm range is a mid honey-brown with the wavy fiddleback figure and black gum vein marks that make the species recognisable, and a clear spread between honey and deeper brown planks. Of the six 7mm colours,...

Grande Cream is softer and greyer than the name suggests: a pale putty beige with a faint cool cast and almost no grain contrast, closer to a limed or chalk-washed board than a warm cream. It is the quietest floor...

Duro Plus Brushbox is a mid to dark red-brown with smooth, fine grain and little figure, the plainest of the dark boards in the range. Real brush box is a pinkish brown; this board is deeper and redder than that,...

Bone White is the palest board we carry: a whitewashed oak with the warmth almost entirely pulled out, leaving a soft chalky white with fine grain still visible through the finish. It's the Scandinavian look, and it makes a small...

Natural Oak Grey is a cool mid grey with silvery whitewashed grain running through it. The contrast between the grey ground and the pale grain is the strongest in the 8mm range, so the board reads as textured driftwood rather...

Sunset is the warmest design in the Obsidian herringbone range: a rich amber-brown with visible grain that gives the pattern real depth. Where the greys read as contemporary, this one leans traditional, and it sits naturally in period homes, Federation...

Farmhouse Oak is a warm golden board with open knots and visible character, rustic where Earth Oak and Blonde Oak are clean, and the most relaxed timber look in the Stonefloor range. The knotting does practical work. Boards with this...

Dark Brown is a deep chocolate oak: rich and warm, with strong grain running visibly through the depth of colour rather than disappearing into it. Dark timber floors are a commitment worth being clear about. In a room with generous...

Mystic Oak is the grey of the Preference Floors Oakleaf range: a mid cool grey with just enough brown underneath to stop it reading blue, and a weathered grain that gives the surface something to do. It is the board...

Night Wind is the darkest design in the Obsidian herringbone range: a deep, near-charcoal timber that turns the pattern into something architectural rather than decorative. In the right room it is the most striking floor we sell; in the wrong...

Glamis is a pale greige with a faint pink undertone: one of the softest boards in the 8mm Bass Timber range, with gentle grain and almost no contrast across the surface. The trace of pink is what separates it from...