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This is real Australian blackbutt. The Godfrey Hirst Pioneer range is faced with genuine Australian species timber veneer, not an oak print wearing an Australian name. Blackbutt gives you a pale golden board with a soft olive cast and low,...

Blonde Oak is a light warm blonde: a soft golden board with gentle grain and no rustic knotting, bright enough to open up a room without tipping into yellow. Blonde floors came back strongly after a decade of grey, and...

Marvel Grey is a dark charcoal marble design with bold white veining: high contrast, architectural, and the most striking of the grey stone tiles in the Stonefloor range. Strong veining is what separates a convincing marble look from a flat...

Marble is the palest board in the Prestige Oak range: a very light white-grey with the faintest warm cast and grain so soft it barely registers from standing height. A floor this pale is a design decision rather than a...

Duro Plus Easter Oak is the palest board in the range, a washed warm-grey greige with soft grain and a faint knot here and there. It is lighter and cooler than Natural Oak, and it sits between a Scandinavian whitewash...

Cafe Noir is the darkest board in the Hydrocore range: a deep chocolate brown with strong, dramatic grain running through it and enough contrast between the light and dark passages that the floor reads as timber rather than a flat...

Weathered Oak is not the rough silvered grey most people picture from the name. It is a muted pale greige with a soft grey-green cast running under it: the smoothest, calmest and most neutral of the four Godfrey Hirst Corsica...

Avola Natural is European Oak left to look like itself: a bright golden honey tone with clean flowing grain and no stain pushing it warmer or cooler. It is the most natural-looking board in the Prestige Oak range and the...

Luteous means yellowish, and this board is honestly not that. The swatch shows a light, cool greige: a soft mushroom-taupe with a faint grey-pink wash, restrained grain and very little golden tone anywhere in it. Of the six Contemporary decors...

The name will send you the wrong way, so here is what Dark Oak actually is: a mid-dark cool grey with strong silvery limed grain running through it. There is no brown in it worth speaking of, and it is...

Classic Spotted Gum is the richest colour in the Easi-Plank Herringbone range: a golden amber with dark grain streaking that carries the warmth and variation of the species. In herringbone it reads as a genuinely traditional parquetry floor, the kind...

Liquorice is another board whose name misleads. It is not black. It is a mid grey-brown oak, heavily wire-brushed, with unusually strong grain contrast where the brushing has cut into the softer timber and left the harder grain standing proud....