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Montreal Oak is a warm mid-brown oak with a tobacco base and moderate grain definition - warmer and more straightforwardly brown than the cool, neutral board the name might lead you to expect. The comparison to make is Oak Georgia:...

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...

NSW Spotted Gum is the most muted of this range's four spotted gum decors - a mid grey-brown with taupe drawn through it and the species' tonal jumps present but softened, rather than the pink and caramel the name usually...

Belfort Oak is a light warm greige, a soft biscuit-tan with a thin grey wash sitting over the top that keeps it from turning golden. It is gentler and less saturated than French Natural, and warmer and more brown than...

Oak Nashville is the darkest decor in the Swish Aqua range - a deep greyed brown, close to charcoal in places, with muted rustic grain and shadowy figuring rather than the mid-brown reclaimed look the name suggests. Oak Colonial is...

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...

Argent is a pale warm greige: an oatmeal-toned board with visible grain striation and a touch more warmth than the name implies. It is not a cool silver; it sits between Alpine's true greys and its blondes, which makes it...

Cotton Oak is the palest, coolest board in XXL 8.0: an almost flat light grey with a faint whitewashed grain and very little tonal movement from one plank to the next. Seashell White is its closest relative and carries noticeably...

Add both durability and style to your home with this luxuriously soft touch collection that gives a vintage look to any space. The elegant patterns and blending of colours would be sure to catch your eye and easily compliment any...

Corsica 855 Anchor Grey is a dark cool grey-brown, a charcoal oak with clear grain and the second darkest board in the range after Nomad. Where Nomad is warm chocolate, Anchor Grey is cool and smoky.Dark cool floors suit contemporary...

If Spotted Gum appeals but the full ABCD spread feels too busy, Neat is the answer. The swatch keeps the species' warm golden-brown character and its caramel lights, but the extremes are pulled in: fewer near-chocolate boards, less gum vein...

Canyon suggests warm desert red, so the actual colour is a surprise: Canyon Oak is a mid dusty mauve-brown, a greyed taupe with white limed grain lifting through it and no red or orange in the body at all. It...