Porcelain and stone offer easy-to-maintain floors with visual appeal.
March 2018 Product Briefs: Flooring Products

Portofino
What appears to be traditional terrazzo underfoot is actually Vives’ porcelain tile Portofino, which is rectified to provide a seamless impression. Vives has a Class 1 slip resistance and is available in four colorways in 24" x 47" as well as 24"- and 31"-square tiles.

Nextone
This porcelain tile from Italian manufacturer Lea Ceramiche features an antimicrobial technology that’s integrated into the material. Available in four colors with a choice of three backgrounds (Mark, Line, and Dot), it can be specified in 24"-x-48", 24"-square, and 12"-x-24" sizes.

Manifesto
The look of hand-painted patterning on Ornamenta’s Manifesto porcelain tile adds an element of craft to the tile’s durable, stain-resistant body. It comes in 24"- and 8"-square formats and five colorways.

Corteccia
Part of Antolini's Exclusive Collection, Corteccia is a soft Brazilian quartzite. This natural stone is durable and less porous than marble, but features similarly rich veining. In addition to floors, Corteccia is also recommended for walls and kitchen surfaces.

Java Joint
A matte finish on these porcelain tiles from Crossville helps to enhance their stone-like appearance. Suitable for commercial and residential applications, the American-made Java Joint collection is offered in five neutral colors.