Stone Source’s Etna Chiara line of porcelain tile gives the illusion of various sized stones scattered across its surface. Shown in Bianco, the result is a backdrop of neutral tones with accents of pink, gray, and beige.

The newest addition to Durasein’s Dreamy collection, Ever After is a swirling solid surface comprising a mix of acrylic resin, pigments, and alumina trihydrate for a stone-like appearance.

Marca Corona’s Miniature Fuoco mimics the effects of oxidized metal in matte glazed porcelain stoneware. Blu Iron (shown) is one of five colorways offered.

Cosentino’s Gk07 ceppo replicates classic Italian stone Ceppo di Gré with the company’s proprietary Dekton material made of 20 minerals for an extra durable surface.

The speckled surface of Emser’s MIXT Speck in light gray gives the matte glazed porcelain tiles an extra sense of dimension.

3D Forms from Terratinta Group includes the 3D Fluted matte tiles rendered in 13 nature-inspired colors from White (shown) to the punchy orange-red Cotto.

Nesting from Ceramica Del Conca evokes the sun-bleached look of primitive Brazilian slate in four neutral shades of porcelain stoneware, embedded with subtle patterning.

Clé Tile’s maiolica de delft collection pays homage to centuries-old majolica tile with three handpainted terracotta patterns, including piccola, mezza, and nobila (shown).

Installed horizontally, vertically, or both for a unique look, soft dimples in the surface of AKDO’s Fort Point Wharf give it a handmade look.

Part of Ceramic Fondovalle’s MyTop Infinito 2.0 collection, Breccia Van Gogh features green, rust, cream, and gray veining.

Inspired by the tactile shapes of plasterwork, Atlas Concorde’s 3D Wall Plaster (shown in Barcode) is available in six matte off-white patterns.

Daltile’s Outlander captures the look of terrazzo in a sleek porcelain tile with added slip resistance, enabling installation indoors or out.

Antolini’s Precioustone collection is a showcase for petrified wood as it has evolved over centuries. For this line, the company selected over 130 varieties of Precioustone that’s structured in a way to give the look of petrified wood.

Featuring botanical motifs in Spring and Autumn color palettes, Ceramica Fioranese’s whimsical Fio.Clorofilla series of porcelain tiles is offered in both small, decorative tiles as well as larger slabs.

Cambria worked with Gensler on its Coordinates collection, which comprises 14 high-performing quartz designs in six neutral hues.

Blurring the lines between indoor and out, StonePeak Ceramics’ Wave collection of porcelain tiles is inspired by the natural world, thanks to its combination of subtle movement and neutral tones.

Inspired by Venetian stucco, Cosentino’s large-format, indoor-outdoor Dekton Craftizen collection is rooted in minimalism and suitable for wall cladding, countertops, and flooring.

Carnegie collaborated with WOOD-SKIN on Mesh Sheets architectural panels. The sleek, 3D membranes use rigid materials like wood and aluminum in such a way that they achieve a lighter, more flexible feel.

MDC Interior Solutions is expanding its Zintra collection with Zintra Sticks, a modern, customizable acoustic solution designed to make a cutting-edge statement on walls and ceilings.

With three colors and three shapes, Crossville’s Multiplier tile collection creates traditional mosaic patterns for floors and walls. Mesh-mounted for easy installation, square, hexagon, and penny round varieties are available.

Characterized by its geometric lines, Terratinta Group’s Joint range of porcelain stoneware is offered in 13 colors that match the stucco used to join individual pieces together.

Sourced from Spain, Artistic Tile’s ceramic Enamel collection is artfully crafted in a range of tones and shades with a painterly effect that gains further character with its rustic edges.