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Mocha Herringbone is the warm option in Alpine's herringbone luxury vinyl planks: a mid-brown timber look with enough grain contrast that the chevron pattern stays legible across a whole floor rather than blurring into a single tone. Luxury vinyl is...

Coastal Blackbutt is worth looking at carefully, because the name will set the wrong expectation for anyone who knows the timber. This is not the golden tone of Australian blackbutt. It is a pale pinkish-beige greige, soft and cool-leaning, much...

Sonoma is a light golden blonde: clean, warm and evenly grained, the brightest of the warm boards in the 9mm Bass Timber range. Blonde floors came back strongly after a decade of grey, and they are more practical than they...

Arctic Fox is the palest board in the Preference Floors Oakleaf HD Plus range: a near-white cream with only the faintest grain showing through and almost no tonal shift between planks. It is the floor to choose when you want...

Spotted Gum here is a mid warm brown with a reddish cast and strong striping through the grain: a fair reading of the species, which runs honey through amber to mid brown with far more plank-to-plank variation than oak. It...

Like the Blackbutt decor, this one carries a species name the board does not quite live up to. Aquastop Spotted Gum is a mid warm brown with a grey overlay and noticeable plank-to-plank variation, some boards redder than others. Real...

Urban Antique Oak is the dark, cool end of the Swish Oak Wideboard range. The boards read as a smoky blue-grey over brown, close to charcoal in places, with large open knots, filled checks and heavy grain character left visible...

Read this one from the swatch rather than the name. Guardian Spotted Gum is a greyed taupe-brown with pale cream boards mixed through it, and the plank-to-plank variation is the widest in the range. Real spotted gum lays honey, amber...

Viennese is the richest board in the 10mm Hybrid Plus range: a deep golden amber with real saturation and flowing grain, closer to oiled timber than to anything pale or greyed. It is the boldest colour choice in this tier...

Nothing else in this range goes as dark as French Carbon. The swatch is a smoky charcoal grey-brown that reads close to black in the shaded blocks and lifts to a deep gunmetal where the grain catches light, with a...

Silk Road is the warmest board in the 8mm Bass Timber range: a light apricot-tan with a peachy cast that sets it clearly apart from the greiges and greys around it. It is worth being direct about that warmth, because...

Dusky is the darkest board in the Excellence range: a deep chocolate brown with a cool grey undertone that keeps it from reading as red or orange. It's the most dramatic option here, and it works best in rooms with...