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Italian designed, American made porcelain and ceramic tile brand expands fabric-look porcelain tile collection, introduces cotto and stone-look tiles as nod to rise of biophilic design.

By utilizing cutting-edge technology to replicate authentic marble veining, these slabs mimic the look and feel of marble, yet offer the durability and versatility of porcelain.

This rectified, full body porcelain line is a traditional stone-look with all the right touches of modern design.

The unique appearance of this line is inspired by Portuguese Atlantic Dark limestone, a natural, earthen material found only in the Mediterranean.

The unique appearance of this line mimics the look of Pietra del Cardoso, a deep-blue gray sandstone mined only in the Apuan Alps.

Happy Floors’ newest marble-look collection, Crash, is all about traditional luxury with high-contrast veining.

The Flat collection, inspired by the materials of urban architecture, is comprised of nonpatterned tiles that come in cool and warm concrete tones to pair perfectly with the patterned tiles of My City and Sector.

With Marvel Shine, Atlas Concorde begins a new chapter of interior architecture.

“The My City series harnesses the energy of the big city with geometric lines inspired by the transit systems found in three of the most dynamic cities in the world: New York, London, and Shanghai,” said Laura Grilli, lead product designer for Daltile.

The Beach House Collection is an easygoing porcelain with the laid-back aesthetic of driftwood and stone.