Coem’s Bricklane wall and floor tiles mimic reclaimed brick in five colors: Cotto, Nero, Bruno, Cemento, and Intonaco (shown). Each is available in a variety of square and rectilinear formats.

Reclaimed wood and driftwood, ubiquitous at Coverings, are being depicted ever more realistically in ceramics. Colorker’s Outland boasts heavily distressed and discolored designs in a whitewashed Winter and darker Deep finish (shown). The line offers several formats, as well as mosaics.

Priorat by Keraben evokes the rustic warmth of the eponymous Catalan region with porcelain floor tiles in solid-color and encaustic-inspired decorative designs. Both have a timeworn appearance and come in five colors. Mosaics and wall tiles are also available.

Adding textural interest to interior wall applications, Interceramic’s stone-inspired Structura glazed wall tiles are available with a hammered or ridged surface and can be specified in Foret Brune or Chateaux Ivoire.

Unica by Target Studio’s Stars & Stripes pays tribute stateside with red, white, blue, and gray color-body porcelain wall and floor tiles in 8-by-8-inch and 24-by24-inch formats.

Marble looks trended at the show, but for its Precious Stones collection, Fiandre USA turned to more exotic varieties. Available in 13 porcelain designs, including Agata Azzura (shown), the slabs come in two formats for wall, tabletop, and backlighting applications.

ABK’s Dolphin with Auto-Leveling technology is a flexible, self-leveling porcelain tile that can be dry-installed over existing flooring using the company’s Insta-Tile system. The tiles incorporate 40 percent recycled content and come in six finishes and three sizes.

Designed by the HOK Product Design for Lea Ceramiche, Nest consists of 3.5-millimeter and 5.5-millimeter-thin tiles in hexagonal, triangular, and PacMan-like shapes. Made of porcelain in a variety of colors and stone-like patterns, the pieces fit together to form a variety of designs.

Petracer’s Carisma Italiana features white Thassos, Nero Marquina, Crema Marfil and Collemandina marble-inspired porcelain floor tiles with decorative accents in 12 graphic designs, including Optical (shown).

Enhance by Street & Smith embellishes 12-by-12-inch marble tiles with 16 decorative patterns. Each is digitally printed in high resolution onto honed or polished Bianco Venatino or honed Halocene.

Betona Tile’s Hyperactive collection features vibrant, kinetic graphic patterns by artist Joey Salamon. Made of concrete and 50 percent recycled glass, the tiles come in six designs, including Cosmos (shown), and can be used to earn LEED points.

Tau’s Energy takes its cues from reclaimed metal. The collection is available in Oxido and Titanio in multiple shapes and sizes and comprises both solid-color and decorative tiles.

ImolaCeramica’s Pop depicts the story of a policewoman and villain in six wall tiles inspired by the art of Roy Lichtenstein. The series also includes flat and dimensional designs in bright comic-book hues, as well as black, white, and beige.

Available in three colors, the highly textured I Metalli is the latest addition to Laminam by Crossville’s 3+ collection and is suitable for use in vertical/wall installations. Slabs are just 3 millimeters thick and exceed 3-by-9 feet in size.

Saloni’s Hardwood includes decorative Magicwood planks that combine a photorealistic wood effect with floral patterns that appear as if inked onto the surface. The collection comes in two sizes in Crema and Gris.