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The 12mm version of the Spotted Gum decor, a mid warm brown with a grey overlay and wide variation between planks, some noticeably redder than others. It is a looser interpretation of the species than the name implies.Note the 12mm...

Oak Sofia reads as weathered rather than new: a light-to-mid cool greige with real plank-to-plank variation, some boards noticeably paler and some drifting towards driftwood grey. Oak Atlanta is warmer and far more uniform; Cotton Oak is much paler and...

Duro Plus Blackbutt is a light to mid warm golden tan, smooth, with fine straight grain and the odd pale sapwood streak and small dark fleck. Of the hybrid blackbutts on this site it is one of the closer matches...

Oak Georgia is a warm golden-brown oak with more grain contrast than most of the range - visible darker figuring and saw-mark texture across a honeyed, cognac-toned base. It is the warmest of the genuinely mid-brown boards in the Swish...

Do not order this one from the name. Iconic Millstone is a mid-dark warm chocolate brown with strong grain, the richest warm board in the range and nothing like the grey stone the word suggests. If a dark grey is...

Paris Summer Oak is not the warm, sunlit floor the name implies. It is a cool weathered greige: a heavily wire-brushed board where white limed grain sits over a grey-brown body, with darker streaks and the occasional near-driftwood plank. The...

Starry Spotted Gum is a lightened, calmer take on spotted gum. Genuine spotted gum runs honey through amber to brown with strong plank-to-plank variation; this board keeps the golden tan and the fine striation but dials the contrast right back....

Mesa is a light warm sandy tan: a gentle desert-toned board with soft grain, warmer than the greiges in the 9mm Bass Timber range and quieter than the golden Sonoma. Warm sandy neutrals are the least regretted floors. Light enough...

Natural Canvas is the light neutral of the Handcrafted trio, a warm greige-oatmeal with pale limed grain lifting through the hand-worked surface. It is the most restrained colour of the three and the easiest to build a room around, sitting...

Brandy is a mid honey oak: warm, golden and even, with fine straight grain and very little colour variation from board to board. Despite the name it is not a dark floor; it sits in the middle of the Hydrocore...

Sonnet is the richest golden board in the Extreme range: a warm amber oak with strong grain and real depth of colour. It's the closest thing here to a traditional polished timber floor, and it suits period homes, Federation renovations...

Woodstock is the darkest board in the range: a near-black espresso brown with fine grain running through it, closer to stained walnut than oak. It's a statement floor, and in the right room it's the most striking thing we sell....