Colours

Balanced mid-brown oak with even grain and soft warmth. A timeless timber aesthetic.

Architectural Styles: Fits traditional, transitional, and modern architectural façades with natural palettes.

Soft grey-brown weathered tone resembling reclaimed wood. Authentic and natural in appearance.

Architectural Styles: Excellent for coastal, sustainable, and adaptive reuse projects with rustic character.

Rich blackened finish with subtle texture inspired by shou sugi ban timber charring.

Architectural Styles: Ideal for bold, minimalist, and high-contrast façades with architectural lighting.

Pale cedar tone with a light grey wash overlay for a sun-bleached look.

Architectural Styles: Designed for coastal, Hamptons, and contemporary beach-house aesthetics.

Smoky grey-black tone with visible texture and soft warmth. Industrial yet elegant.

Architectural Styles: Suited to modern Japanese, urban, and architectural feature walls.

Light golden timber tone inspired by Japanese cypress. Smooth, fine-grained, and naturally warm.

Architectural Styles: Ideal for Japanese minimalist, spa-inspired, and biophilic architectural spaces.

Australian hardwood-inspired tone with brown, grey, and olive variation. Distinctly local and natural.

Architectural Styles: Perfect for eco-friendly, modern Australian, and biophilic designs.

A light, neutral timber tone inspired by Australian hardwoods. Features soft yellow-brown hues and delicate grain patterns.

Architectural Styles: Complements Scandinavian, natural, and eco-conscious designs that prioritise warmth and light.

Rich reddish-brown with strong grain contrast. A vibrant, bold timber character ideal for creating warmth and visual depth.

Architectural Styles: Best for heritage, mid-century, or luxury residential designs seeking warmth and contrast.

Silvery-grey finish with gentle grain and cool undertones. Understated yet elegant.

Architectural Styles: Best for industrial, contemporary, and urban coastal architecture.

Warm reddish-brown with golden streaks and rich depth. Durable and visually strong.

Architectural Styles: Suited to tropical, commercial, and outdoor structures requiring a bold, natural statement.

A weathered grey-brown timber finish that mimics aged coastal wood. Soft, muted, and natural.

Architectural Styles: Well-suited to coastal, Hamptons, and relaxed contemporary designs with light palettes.

Soft, sandy beige tone with light grain for a beach-inspired, bright aesthetic.

Architectural Styles: Suited to Hamptons, coastal, and resort-style architecture with white or pastel façades.

A classic mid-brown with subtle grain. Warm and versatile, bridging modern and traditional timber tones.

Architectural Styles: Perfect for transitional architecture, hospitality facades, and commercial fit-outs.

Deep brown with golden undertones and uniform grain. Balances warmth and refinement.

Architectural Styles: Ideal for traditional homes, boutique commercial spaces, and feature façades.

Rich, dark brown with warm amber highlights. Expressive and traditional in tone.

Architectural Styles: Ideal for resort, tropical, and high-end residential designs using stone and timber accents.

Honey-toned with light, even grain. Offers a clean, natural appearance that enhances light-filled spaces.

Architectural Styles: Complements Scandinavian, minimalist, and contemporary architecture with neutral palettes.

Warm red-brown cedar tone with natural variation and vertical grain patterns.

Architectural Styles: Perfect for coastal, heritage, and luxury residential projects with timber detailing.

A dark, refined timber tone with subtle warm undertones. Offers the sophistication of charred cedar without the maintenance of real wood.

Architectural Styles: Ideal for contemporary, minimalist, or high-contrast facades requiring bold accent detailing.

Cool, neutral grey with fine, understated texture. A modern, refined timber aesthetic.

Architectural Styles: Complements industrial, commercial, and minimalist architectural projects with clean lines.

Golden brown timber with gentle warmth and depth. Offers a natural yet contemporary finish.

Architectural Styles: Works across Mediterranean, tropical, and modern Australian façades seeking earthy luxury.

Cool, pale oak finish with soft beige and grey undertones. Subtle, timeless, and adaptable.

Architectural Styles: Perfect for Scandinavian, coastal, and contemporary spaces focused on calm neutrality.

Light creamy timber tone with soft, subtle grain. Clean and minimal aesthetic.

Architectural Styles: Ideal for Nordic, minimalist, and sustainable architecture where light is a key design element.

Warm teak tone with golden and brown variations. Offers depth and refined texture.

Architectural Styles: Excellent for modern tropical and coastal developments seeking timeless warmth.

Dark walnut tone with soft golden undertones and rich linear grain.

Architectural Styles: Suited to high-end residential, corporate, and architectural landmark projects.

Deep reddish tone with subtle grain movement. Offers warmth and heritage appeal.

Architectural Styles: Excellent for classic, mid-century, and rustic-modern architectural contexts.

Light beige tone with faint yellow warmth and straight grain. Simple, bright, and neutral.

Architectural Styles: Ideal for minimalist, alpine, and Scandinavian architecture with a natural finish.

Soft, creamy beige tone with minimal grain. Clean and refined appearance for subtle detailing.

Architectural Styles: Pairs beautifully with contemporary interiors and commercial façades seeking brightness.

Medium brown tone with teak-like texture and gentle warmth. Classic and enduring aesthetic.

Architectural Styles: Well-suited to contemporary resort architecture, external screens, and high-end façades.

Pale, bleached tone with fine texture. Creates light, modern surfaces with soft contrast.

Architectural Styles: Ideal for minimalist, coastal, and commercial interiors requiring brightness.