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Sea Forth is the lightest colour Belgotex make in Parkview Gardens: a near-white cream that reads warm rather than cold, so it lifts a room without the clinical edge a true white carpet brings. It is at its best in...

Bionic is a mid charcoal-grey with no colour cast pulling it in any direction, and in a range full of olive, rust and navy it is the deliberate neutral. There is no blue in it as there is in Tingle...

Dolomite is Baltimore's mid cool grey, and it is the highest-contrast of the greys in the range. The two-tone speckle reads more strongly here than it does in the paler colours, so the mottled pattern is visibly part of the...

Lunar Leaf is a muted, greyed green: the quieter of the two greens in the Mystique range and the easier one to specify across a whole floor. It sits naturally alongside timber, plants and raw concrete, which makes it a...

A light cool grey with a clear green cast running through it, Castle Cove is the colour to reach for when a scheme is built on cool whites, black tapware and grey-toned oak. It sits with those without sliding mauve...

Thunder sits between Flint and Storm: a warm mid-charcoal with a subtle grain through the loop that gives large floors some movement. It is a good specification where a single tile has to run across reception, corridors and open-plan work...

Sunstone is the warmest tone in the Mystique range: a golden amber that brings light into a space without tipping into brightness. Used as a full floor it suits hospitality and retail; used as a feature it lifts an otherwise...

Astral Fern is the green in the Mystique range, a saturated fern to olive green with a soft mottled pattern moving across the tile, closer to a leaf than to a flat block of colour. It is the boldest colour...

Emerald is the boldest green in the Mystique range: a deep, jewel-toned colour that works as a full floor in hospitality and retail, or as a feature zone breaking up a neutral office floor. It pairs particularly well with brass,...

Phantom is the mid-grey neutral of the Mystique range: the safest specification here and the one most often chosen for open-plan offices, corridors and meeting rooms. It gives you a floor that recedes, letting furniture and joinery carry the scheme....

Obsidian is the darkest tile in the Mystique range: a near-black with just enough tonal movement in the loop to avoid looking like a void. It is the standard choice for entry zones, lift lobbies and any area where traffic...

Nebula is a complex mid-tone with flecks of contrasting colour scattered through the loop, busier than a plain grey and considerably better at hiding everyday marks because of it. It is a practical specification for high-traffic commercial floors where cleaning...