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Deep chocolate-brown with a warm red-brown undercurrent, Como is the richest of the dark decors in the Ornato range without tipping into black. Laid alongside Latina the difference is obvious: Latina is a smoked, near-charcoal oak with coarse rustic figure,...

Set your expectations from the board rather than the name: Pearl Grey is not a pale pearl but a mid grey with a clear green-olive undertone and strong plank-to-plank variation, some boards distinctly darker than others. It is considerably deeper...

Quercus Candly is a near-black oak, a deep charcoal-brown with the grain just visible as a slightly lighter figure, and the darkest board HTT makes in engineered timber. It is darker and browner than Bonita Brescia.A black floor is a...

Coastal Blackbutt is the lighter of the two Australian species looks in the NuCore Excellence range: a pale, sun-washed take on blackbutt with the pinkish warmth pulled back to something cooler and more contemporary. It suits beach houses, renovated cottages...

Seashell White is the coastal board of the range: a very pale whitewashed oak with cool grey-green flecking and enough plank-to-plank variation to keep it from looking flat. Cotton Oak is paler still and far more uniform; Oak Sofia is...

What sets Vichy apart is the variation between boards: some planks run pale and almost pink, others drop into a soft salmon-brown, and a few carry darker streaks and fine checking, so the finished floor has a patchworked, reclaimed-timber quality....

This is real Australian blackbutt, not an oak print with an Australian name on it. The Godfrey Hirst Pioneer range is faced with genuine Australian species timber veneer, so what you get is the actual thing: a pale golden board...

Duro Plus Queensland Spotted Gum is a mid to dark red-brown with fiddleback figure and a rust cast, noticeably redder than the plain Spotted Gum in the same range. Where that board runs honey to chocolate, this one runs terracotta...

Spotted Gum carries the olive-gold ground and dark streaking that make the species recognisable: the highest-contrast timber look in the 8mm Bass Timber range, and the one with the most going on across a floor. Australians ask for spotted gum...

Fiano Brown is the warm mid-brown of the Natura Herringbone range, and the swatch backs the name up. It is a rich caramel-to-tobacco brown with strongly contrasting grain, darker knots and distinct amber lights running through the lighter boards. Set...

Paris Modern Oak is the most rustic-looking floor in the Contemporary range. The swatch is a weathered pale grey-beige with deep sawn texture, heavy mineral streaking, dark filled knots and strong contrast between the lightest and darkest areas of a...

Oak Titanium is the board most likely to surprise you in person. The name suggests cool metal grey; the board is actually a warm light blonde-wheat with soft golden variation and a gently limed surface. If you are after grey,...