Civilization Collection and Native Metal Collection debut as Crossville's first carbon neutral tile offerings.

Crossville Inc. announces aggressive carbon reduction goals affecting its tiles’ global warming potential with a goal of achieving a 30% reduction in manufacturing embodied carbon by 2030. The company’s short-term goal is equally aggressive as it seeks to achieve an additional 10% reduction by 2024 as compared to its 2019 measurements.

Crossville Inc. recently announced that all Crossville produced tile, porcelain tile panels and porcelain slab products have received Pre-Approved status through the Collaborative for High Performing Schools. CHPS Pre-Approved products simplify the process of identifying, specifying, and documenting building products that meet rigorous health and environmental standards.  

Crossville, Inc. has announced the launch of the Stones at Large porcelain stone collection, an innovative porcelain series inspired by some of the world’s most sought-after earthen materials.

Located in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, the project is a unique renovation of a firehouse built in 1906 that showcases Crossville collections in the kitchen and bathroom.

Crossville Inc. announced three tile collections that have received Living Product Challenge Petal Certification with 14 of 20 imperatives achieved in the seven categories.

Crossville’s commitment to sustainability is the standard-bearer for the domestic tile industry, and this recognition further solidifies the brand’s reputation as an environmental leader not only in the tile industry but also as a national manufacturer.

Domestic tile manufacturer Crossville has released its 2022 Design Trends Look Book that showcases three current aesthetics prevalent in commercial and residential interior design.

Tom Kettering and Anthony Coggins are both expanding their roles as directors of sales for their respective geographic regions.

Crossville, Inc. has announced the launch of the Stone Fiction porcelain tile collection, an innovative series featuring the popular appearance of crosscut travertine convincingly interpreted in durable porcelain tile.