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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...

Summit 977 Driftwood is a light to mid greige, a grey oak with a clear brown undertone and soft grain, the board that sits between Iron Grey and Sepia. It reads grey next to a warm floor and brown next...

QLD Spotted Gum is a warm mid caramel rather than the deep chocolate the name is usually attached to - a tan-brown board with soft golden tones and the species' variation present but gentle. Set beside the others the ranking...

Swiss Coffee is a deep warm brown: rich and dark without tipping into black, with grain still clearly visible through the depth of colour. It's the most classic of the dark boards in the Extreme range, and it does what...

Kaldi is the most distinctive board in the 10mm Hybrid Plus range: a weathered grey-green with a soft sage cast and visible striation, and the only genuinely green-toned floor in the Bass Timber catalogue. Green-grey is an unusual choice and...

Sienna Herringbone is the richer, more saturated of Alpine's two herringbone designs: a warm reddish-brown that reads closer to walnut than oak. It suits period homes and rooms with timber joinery, where a cooler plank would sit awkwardly against the...

Tan is a light-to-mid golden oak with scattered knots, warmer and a shade deeper than Straw, with the same natural character but a little more colour in it. It sits in the most useful part of the range. Light enough...

Bianco is the palest board in the 10mm Hybrid Plus range: a very light white-grey with soft grain and minimal contrast, closer to limed or bleached timber than to any natural oak tone. A floor this pale is a decision...

Eternity 705 Country Spotted Gum is a mid warm honey-brown with the wavy fiddleback figure of the species and a spread from pale honey to deeper brown planks. It and Northern Blackbutt are the two Australian species boards in an...

Corsica 855 Pewter is a light to mid cool grey oak with visible knots and grain, deeper than Grey Stone and Dapple Grey and with more character than either. The name is close: a soft, slightly warm metal grey rather...

Ivory is not the near-white the name suggests. It is a light warm greige-tan with visible knots and honest grain movement: a soft, natural pale board rather than a bleached one. That is worth saying plainly, because customers reading "Ivory"...

Hamburg Oak is the palest board in the AquaGlow range: a soft cream-greige with a faint cool cast and delicate, fine grain running through it. It's the closest thing here to a limed or whitewashed oak, and it does more...