Our 9mm hybrid flooring collection sets a new benchmark for performance and luxury, offering enhanced comfort, improved acoustics, and outstanding stability—all while retaining its waterproof durability. Each colour is available in both traditional plank and elegant herringbone designs.

Inspired by the natural appeal of timber, the range features tones drawn from Australia’s most popular hardwoods, including Blackbutt, Grey Box, and Spotted Gum, alongside the timeless sophistication of classic European oak

Our 9mm hybrid flooring collection sets a new benchmark for performance and luxury, offering enhanced comfort, improved acoustics, and outstanding stability—all while retaining its waterproof durability. Each colour is available in both traditional plank and elegant herringbone designs.

Herringbone flooring is a design classic that has graced European palaces and stately homes for centuries. Today, it remains one of the most sought-after flooring patterns, blending architectural heritage with contemporary style. With its distinctive zig-zag design, herringbone flooring adds instant sophistication and a sense of craftsmanship to any space.

Blackbutt is a native Australian hardwood found along the coastal regions of New South Wales and southern Queensland. Its name comes from the darkened bark at the base of the tree, often blackened by bushfires—a natural trait that reflects its resilience and ability to thrive in Australia’s landscape. These forests regenerate rapidly after fire, playing a vital role in the country’s ecosystem.

In flooring, Blackbutt is prized for its light, neutral tones, ranging from soft cream to warm honey-gold, occasionally with gentle pink undertones. This subtle palette makes it a highly versatile option, well suited to both contemporary minimalist spaces and traditional Australian interiors.

Part of the Eucalyptus family, one of Australia’s most recognised and diverse tree groups, Blackbutt trees are tall, straight, and fast-growing, often reaching heights of up to 40 metres.

Grey Box is a distinctive Australian hardwood, valued for its strength, durability, and naturally rich appearance. Sourced from native eucalyptus species found across eastern Australia, Grey Box timber is well adapted to harsh climates, making it a reliable and resilient choice for flooring.

In interior applications, Grey Box is known for its deeper, more pronounced colour palette. It typically features warm brown tones, often layered with subtle grey, olive, or smoky undertones. This natural variation creates depth and character, giving floors a more textured and organic look compared to lighter timbers. It’s particularly well suited to contemporary interiors, industrial-style spaces, and homes seeking a bold, grounded aesthetic.

Blackbutt is a native Australian hardwood found along the coastal regions of New South Wales and southern Queensland. Its name comes from the darkened bark at the base of the tree, often blackened by bushfires—a natural trait that reflects its resilience and ability to thrive in Australia’s landscape. These forests regenerate rapidly after fire, playing a vital role in the country’s ecosystem.

In flooring, Blackbutt is prized for its light, neutral tones, ranging from soft cream to warm honey-gold, occasionally with gentle pink undertones. This subtle palette makes it a highly versatile option, well suited to both contemporary minimalist spaces and traditional Australian interiors.

Part of the Eucalyptus family, one of Australia’s most recognised and diverse tree groups, Blackbutt trees are tall, straight, and fast-growing, often reaching heights of up to 40 metres.

Blackbutt is a native Australian hardwood found along the coastal regions of New South Wales and southern Queensland. Its name comes from the darkened bark at the base of the tree, often blackened by bushfires—a natural trait that reflects its resilience and ability to thrive in Australia’s landscape. These forests regenerate rapidly after fire, playing a vital role in the country’s ecosystem.

In flooring, Blackbutt is prized for its light, neutral tones, ranging from soft cream to warm honey-gold, occasionally with gentle pink undertones. This subtle palette makes it a highly versatile option, well suited to both contemporary minimalist spaces and traditional Australian interiors.

Part of the Eucalyptus family, one of Australia’s most recognised and diverse tree groups, Blackbutt trees are tall, straight, and fast-growing, often reaching heights of up to 40 metres.