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Montreal Oak is a warm mid-brown oak with a tobacco base and moderate grain definition - warmer and more straightforwardly brown than the cool, neutral board the name might lead you to expect. The comparison to make is Oak Georgia:...

Spotted Gum Light is the palest of the four spotted gum decors in this range - a soft warm tan with the species' tonal variation still present, but pitched several shades lighter and with the red and chocolate tones pulled...

Blackbutt reproduces one of Australia's most-specified hardwoods: pale golden, fine straight grain, bright without being yellow. It is the look people ask for by name, and it suits coastal homes and inner-city apartments equally well. The real argument for taking...

Blackbutt in herringbone is an unusual combination and a striking one. Blackbutt's pale golden tone and fine straight grain are subtle on their own; laid at 45 degrees in a herringbone pattern, that quiet grain becomes a repeating chevron that...

Country Caramel Oak is the most varied decor in the Swish Oak Wideboard range, and the variation is the point rather than an accident. Across a laid floor it swings from warm golden-tan planks to noticeably cooler greyed-taupe ones, with...

Grey Mist is a pale, soft grey-beige: a gently greyed oak with low contrast and quiet grain, the lightest of the true greys in the Prestige Oak range. Pale greys are the easiest timber floors to furnish around, because almost...

Iron Grey is a mid-dark smoky grey-brown with strong plank-to-plank variation: some boards reading almost charcoal, others distinctly brown, with a wire-brushed surface that gives the floor texture as well as colour. It is the darkest grey in the Prestige...

Blackbutt Light sits at the lighter end of the Swish Bespoke range, but the swatch is not the pale blonde the name implies - it is a warm golden honey-tan with a soft amber base and the fine, mostly straight...

Cotton Oak is the palest, coolest board in XXL 8.0: an almost flat light grey with a faint whitewashed grain and very little tonal movement from one plank to the next. Seashell White is its closest relative and carries noticeably...

Warm without being loud, Oak Saffron is a light-to-mid tan oak with a soft caramel cast and gentle, even variation across the plank. It is deeper and more golden-brown than Oak Titanium and calmer and less knotty than Coastal Blackbutt....

Ginger Ale is a warm golden oak with genuine character, flowing cathedral grain, visible knots and enough variation between boards that the floor has movement across a whole room rather than reading as one printed tone. That grain is doing...

Harlem is the most distinctive floor in the Hydroplank range and the one that needs explaining before you order. It is deliberately multi-tonal: pale, mid and warmer planks laid together, so a single board photo tells you very little about...