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This Rare Find has already been on a journey that has taken it across land and oceans, a journey that started hundreds of years ago in the forests of Western Australia.

Jarrah started being imported from the forests of Western Australia in 1887 when a shipment of Jarrah blocks were sent to London to be used as street pavement in place of cobblestones. At the same time, the area around Kings Cross was developing rapidly from its humble beginnings.

A classic warm medium brown floor with distinctive grain detail, Kennet is engineered using high spec nature grade European oak which means there are some knots, colour variation and sap.

Black wood floors have a trend-setting feel about them; they’re bold and adventurous and always provide a talking point. At near-black in colour, Jopas does just that.

Super Prime in grade, meaning only the most special boards have been selected to create such, this floor is reminiscent of the legendary bog oaks revered by discerning designers throughout the years.

The appropriately named Jet is a black coloured floor that has achieved its beautiful colour thanks to the inspiration we received from the traditional wood burning process that results in Yakisugi.

Jacobin’s Parquet de Versailles panels feature dark chocolatey and lighter caramel-like oak tones.

Finished with a Restoration Oil and hosting a 6mm wear layer, Jacobin has been designed to last the distance within any project.

The look may be inspired by the old world, and connect you back to such, but this floor has been created with the best new wood our celebrated European forest can offer up.

Warming chocolate brown meets honey-tinted circling and straight grain patterns, making Japelion a more classic colour, which has enough edge to feel comfortable in contemporary projects too.

Using the exciting American Black Walnut we produced this prime-grade panel, adding a rich, opulent feel to interior schemes. The straight grain dominates large blocks and shapes to lead your eye across the floor, which works particularly elegantly in larger spaces and provides a punch to small spaces too.

Squared panels combine a silvery-black finish with a traditional design for a Woodworks by Ted Todd floor that’s striking and full of character. A modern twist on an age-old Japanese technique – Carbonised, including Hornblende, is based entirely on the traditional wood burning process that results in Yakisugi.

When traditional meets contemporary, Hoxton is born.

This floor represents the perfect marriage between rustic wood and a natural Oak patina, meaning it will sit well within many a space, adding warmth and comfort thanks to its luscious medium brown colour.