March/April 2017 Product Showcase
Check out this latest product showcase from TILE!
Date: March 1, 2017
Elemental Canvas by American Olean
Inspired by the organic woven look of fabric, Elemental Canvas by American Olean uses rich colors and graphics to create the illusion of texture. Designed with reveal imaging and TruEdge technology, this color body porcelain collection also features a linear mosaic design for sleek styling options. Perfect for hospitality settings and urban residential applications, Elemental Canvas marries simple natural beauty with contemporary design.
Orinoco from Bestile
Orinoco, the new porcelain tile collection from Bestile, is a cold and warm chromatic range of wood-look tile that flawlessly depicts design and modernism. The warmth of your home created by these unique pieces, which is offered in one standard format (20 x 120 cm) and seven different colors.
Concept collection from Cas Cerámica
The new Concept collection from Cas Cerámica is a collection full of colors with effect worn. Concept mixes different geometrical designs in different colors. Antracita is the most demanded model, in blue, gray and dark gray tones. These tiles have no calibers, with a desired thickness so you can create incredible designs which continue from the ceiling to the floor. Concept Antracita is available in a one standard size: 8 x 8 inches.
Westport from Ceramica Senio
Ceramica Senio presents Westport, the silk side of ceramic. The new double-fire tile collection is available in one standard format — 2 1/2 x 10 inches — and three new three-dimensional shapes.
Westport is characterized by its silk-like surface, which feels like a smooth veil of silk. Each blend of the collection is made up of six different color nuances, mixed in harmonic blends that create a new and original concept of color.
Marble Attaché tile from Daltile
Daltile’s Marble Attaché tile opens a new frontier of design possibilities. These beautiful interpretations of the finest marble curated from around the world combine the traditional colors of marble with the ease of porcelain tile. With six colors and several large-format sizes, Marble Attaché tile emulates the finest and most unique marble colors found in nature.
Long Island collection from Ege Seramik
Ege Seramik has brought its unique Long Island collection of glazed porcelain tile to North America. Produced via today’s most cutting-edge techniques, Long Island emulates the sophisticated look of natural wood, while offering the durability and easy maintenance of tile. Available in white, beige, gray and brown, this 6- x 36-inch plank tile is highly durable and ideal for both residential and commercial applications. Additionally, Long Island has unique properties that allow for both indoor and outdoor installations. Tiles in the Long Island collection repel liquid — eliminating problems with staining, mold and warping.
Borigni by Emser Tile
Industrial in essence, Borigni, by Emser Tile, adopts the contemporary look of concrete, ideal for urban-inspired residential and commercial interiors. The collection’s matte finish and four color options, including beige, black, gray and white, provide a monochromatic flooring solution with a minimalist panache. It is also available with a raised diagonal texture for enhanced patterning.
Coralstone from Equipe Ceramicas
Equipe Ceramicas has designed and developed a new ceramic tile collection, Coralstone, which is inspired by the naturalness of the stone to the point of getting irregularity in the finish in a smooth way. With matte and non-slip finishes, it is a porcelain stoneware of great graphic variation that imitates the natural stone with inserts of corals and fossils. Available in two formats — 8- x 8-inch squares and 11 1/2- x 10-inch hexagons. It is offered in two colors — Gray and Black — and is accompanied by a decoration of abstract patterns.
Mega from Italgraniti
Mega is the new Italgraniti project in the innovative 240 x 120 cm size, with a thickness of 6 mm. The magnificent porcelain stoneware slabs guarantee an unsurpassable aesthetic effect, with a drastic reduction in the number of joints, giving the impression of unbroken surfaces. The other two sizes offered — 120 x 120 and 60 x 120 cm — reflect Italgraniti’s digital technology. Vein patterns, shade variations and tactile details are attractively distributed; every single slab is different, and evokes all the beauty of nature, revering and conserving it.
Urban District Mix from Marazzi
Urban District Mix by Marazzi boasts eclectic reclaimed wood visuals which combine complementary opposites — aged painted wood with exciting, modern color palettes – in high contrast motifs for style preferences as diverse as shabby chic, coastal, farmhouse and urban. As part of the Urban District collection, Mix interplays with the BRX, HEX and STX series in a myriad of ways, effortlessly combining sizes, shapes, colors and textures with whole-is-greater-than-the-parts effects.
Pietra Bernini from M S International, Inc. (MSI)
In response to the ever-increasing market demand, the M S International, Inc. (MSI) design team curated four new porcelain lines. Among them, Pietra Bernini, a glazed tile collection, was inspired by travertine — complete with fossilized veining in whites, creams and warm gray hues.
Imprint collection from Nemo Tile
Nemo Tile presents the Imprint collection, which showcases varying three-dimensional tile depths (7, 10 or 13 mm) to create intricate patterns. Available in two shapes — hexagon and muretto — as well as a variety of textures, the collection can be mixed and matched to create unique looks, including ribbed surfaces resembling corduroy or metallic designs. The line also comes with a nature-inspired accent piece with an imprinted wood grain pattern, providing designers a platform to develop unique applications.
Stellar from Shaw Floors
Shaw Floors considers its 2017 tile collection the most significant in the company’s history. Among the introductions are larger 18- x 36-inch tiles, which improve the speed of installations and enhance visual appeal with fewer grout lines. Also included is a wide selection of contemporary visuals, such as concrete, metals and other cutting-edge looks, as well as an extensive assortment of decorative accents. Among the large assortment of new introductions is Stellar. This striking visual is a porcelain tile reflecting a fusion of ancient bedrock and modern stained concrete.
Saja series from SomerTile
SomerTile recently released its new Saja series that is reminiscent of tin ceiling tiles.
Designed by interior architect and furniture designer, Francisco Segarra, these tiles are a true reflection of vintage industrial design. Inspired directly by a series of oxidized metallic molds that were originally used to shape ceiling plaster moldings, these tiles are offered in two colorways. Named after the Saja River in Spain, they feature a glaze that has a weathered, worn look. The centering raised floral design offers a dimensional eye-catching look — making them ideal for numerous interior applications.
L’H collection from Viva
L’H, a new collection from Viva, derives from the interpretation of salvaged varnished wood, with scratches and wear-marks occurring throughout the line to give it a touch of originality. The outcome of lengthy research and new technologies, L’H combines structural and stylistic qualities that generate a wide sweep of compositional potentials. Offered in four natural colors — Bianco, Grigio, Cenere and Nero — the L’H collection is destined to bestow originality and warmth on refined, sophisticated design schemes in both private and public locations.
Sequoia Collection from Walker Zanger
Walker Zanger introduces its Sequoia Collection. These brushed and honed porcelain tiles use next generation Italian digital glazing technology to emulate Sequoia stone, incorporating tactile textures exactly like striations in the stone. The collection offers all the durability and versatility of porcelain tile in a variety of hues — Almond, Black, Gray and Puro — which natural Sequoia stone cannot provide. It is available for flooring and wallcoverings with designs of traditional horizontal planks, herringbone or even mosaics.