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Pewter is the pale cool grey of the Easi-Plank Herringbone range: a soft grey-white with minimal grain and very little contrast between blocks. It is the quietest colour here, and it produces the most contemporary herringbone floor: the pattern reads...

Queens is the grey of the Hydroplank range: a mid cool tone with strong weathered striation running the length of each board. The striation is what makes it work: grey floors can flatten into something that reads as painted concrete,...

Lunar Ash is the palest board in the Godfrey Hirst Zenith 1800 range, but it is not grey. It reads as a soft cream-white with the faintest warm cast, closer to bleached oak than to ash. If an actual grey...

Aurora Pine reads as oak, not pine. It is a warm mid golden-tan with noticeably more grain movement and darker streaking than Cosmic Sand, which is the closest colour to it in the Godfrey Hirst Zenith 1800 range. The pale...

Summit 977 Nevada is a mid to dark warm brown oak with strong grain and a rustic, slightly weathered surface, the colour of a traditional walnut-stained oak. It is the darkest of the oak decors in the range; only the...

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...

Capri is the board people point at when they say they want timber to look like timber: a honeyed mid-blonde oak with long, flowing grain and a golden cast that stays the right side of yellow. Set beside Sand it...

Paris is a pale cool grey-white oak with soft grain, the smoother of the two whitewashed boards in the 7mm range. Barcelona has heavier white striation and reads a shade colder; Paris is quieter and a touch warmer, closer to...

Dover is the warmest of the Excellence oaks: a honey-toned board with clear golden undertones and soft, flowing grain. It brings warmth into rooms that need it, which makes it a good match for south-facing living areas, older homes with...

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...

Blackbutt in the 7mm range is a light to mid golden tan with fine straight grain and the dark gum vein streaks that mark the species, and it is a fair likeness: real blackbutt lays pale gold with a faint...

Spotted Gum in the 9mm range carries the olive-gold ground and dark gum veining that make the species unmistakable: the highest-contrast design in this tier, on the largest board we stock. Spotted gum is the timber Australians ask for most...