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Castle Grey is a mid grey-brown with pronounced variation from board to board: some planks lean brown, others distinctly grey, and the wire-brushed surface catches light differently across the floor. That variation is the point. A greyed timber floor with...

Neat is the middle grade of the Swish Native Hardwood range, and choosing it over Blackbutt Natural is a decision about feature rather than colour. The swatch shows the same pale honey blonde with its soft warm-pink undertone and fine...

Oak Atlanta is the diplomat of XXL 8.0: a mid greige with soft brown warmth underneath, muted grain and almost no plank-to-plank drama. Oak Sofia is lighter and cooler with far more visible variation; Walnut Brown carries much more grain...

The name is misleading and worth saying plainly: Elegant Sandy Oak is not a warm sand tone. The swatch is a cool, dusty mauve-grey with a distinct lilac-taupe cast over wire-brushed grain, closer to weathered driftwood than to beach sand....

Vanilla is a soft pale greige-beige: a gently warmed neutral with smooth, even grain and low contrast, sitting almost exactly between the warm blondes and the cool greys in the Prestige Oak range. That middle position is what makes it...

Spotted Gum carries the run of honey, amber and soft brown through the grain that makes the species instantly recognisable: the most characterful timber look in the Stonefloor range, and the one Australians ask for most often after blackbutt. Solid...

Duro Plus Spotted Gum is a mid to dark brown with the wavy fiddleback figure the species is known for, black gum vein and a wide spread from honey planks to deep chocolate ones. It looks like the timber, which...

Misty Mountain is a pale cool grey-beige: soft and low in contrast, sitting between the warm neutrals and the true greys in the 8mm Bass Timber range. It is the most versatile of the pale boards here for that reason....

Chateau Grey is the palest cool board in the Prestige Oak range: a very light grey-white oak with a clean, almost bleached appearance and grain so soft it reads as texture rather than pattern. Where Marble carries a faint warmth,...

MTF Blackbutt reproduces one of Australia's most-specified timbers, pale golden, fine straight grain, with the occasional darker gum vein that stops it reading as uniform. It is a bright floor without being yellow, which is why it works as well...

Tawny Oak is not tawny. The name suggests a warm orange-brown, but this is the darkest board in the Preference Floors Oakleaf range and it is a smoky grey-brown: cool rather than warm, with strong dark striation running the length...

Spotted Gum in the Hydroplank range is a rich mid golden-brown with dark streaking driven through the grain: a fair reading of the species, which runs honey through amber to brown with far more plank-to-plank variation than oak. It is...