Ceramic Tile for floors: Slate/stone appearance, not doing the
browns/beiges so much, (#1/#2 sfc m-r for wear/moh's slip(if <.6
will assume slip resistant) frost commercial variability)
Mohawk.
(visualizer does carpet, not tile).
Floor patterns
(no visualization)
Fossil: 4/8sfc-m;
nb Verde,
colorbody
Medano II: 4/8-m;
nb
Verde, ceramic
Monticino:
4/8sfc-®; nb Noce,
porcelain, cool heterogeniety ®
Etrusco: 4/6-m; nb
Ocean,
ceramic, decent border tiles
Gotica:
4/7s.6-®; nb Cobalto
> Cobre, ceramic, cool heterogeniety, terra-cotta appearance, decent
borders
Quarry Stone:
3/8f-h; nb
Slate > Forest, porcelain, leaf borders
Trapani: 4/8sfc-h;
nb
Charcoal > Noce, porcelain
Terrabella:
4/8sfc-®; nb
Slate/Ember, Moss/Russet, Graphite/Copper,porcelain, cool heterogeniety
(maybe mix all), good stone appearance
Montara:
4/8sfc-®; nb Sage
Brush, Red Rock, porcelain, decent heterogeniety, decent stone
appearance
Metal accents: nb
Scrolling Leaf, bronze > pewter
Shaw.
fairly full info on each page, can view sample room in dif colors
Tuscan
Slate: 4/6s-h; nb 500, 400, 300, ceramic (darker
pic)
Nation:
3/7-m; nb 300 (greenish), ceramic, low wear rating
Baja:
5/9sf-h; nb 400, way expensive, porcelain
Loft:
5/8sf-m; nb 400, way expensive, rectangular, porcelain
Phoenix:
4/7-®; nb 900, ceramic
Everest:
4/6sf-m; nb 900, porcelain
Jakarta:
5/9sf-m; nb 300, porcelain
Rock:
4/6-m; nb 300, ceramic
Sarasota:
4/5-m; nb 300, ceramic, soft
Sorgo:
5/6f-h; nb 400, 500, ceramic, fairly expensive
Mannington.
stats aren't apparent, has 'decorate a room' feature on each page and here. (in
general look like decent level of mottling)
Abruzzo:
nb Mineral Grey
Arno:
nb Patina Green
Artistica:
nb Patina Green, good heterogeniety/stone appearance
Botticelli:
nb Patina Green
Calabria:
nb Mineral Grey, maybe Autumn beige
Donatello:
nb Persian Blue, Patina Green
Entreves:
nb Silver Pine
Garda:
nb Pine Cone, maybe Walnut, good heterogeniety
Lipari:
nb Patina Green, maybe Venitian Grey
Masseria:
nb Silver Pine
Opera:
nb Persian Blue, maybe Patina Green
Ravenna:
nb Moss Green
Teatro:
nb Walnut
Marazzi.
hard
to judge less hetero ones based on web site, stats not very precise,
random applies to color but maybe not imprint (qv etrusca pic)
Aida: 4/7fc-m; nb
brown,
ceramic, decent accent/border
Casali: 4/7fc-m;
nb
Cascina, Masseria, ceramic
Colorado Stone:
4/7fc-®; nb Mesa Verde, maybe Red Rock, ceramic, good heterogeneity
Corti Antiche:
4/7fc-®?; nb
maybe Corteolona, ceramic
Etrusca:
5/7s.6fc-®; nb
Saturnia, Gubbio (commercial rating), ceramic
Imperial Slate:
4/7s.6fc-®; nb Imperial Rust, ceramic
Solaris:
4/7s.6fc-®; nb
Nutmeg, ceramic
Territory:
4/7fc-®; nb
RainForest, ceramic
African Slate:
4/8s.6fc-®; nb Seyschelles, Kenya, Congo
Jade:
4/7s.6fc-®; all, cool
heterogeniety/stony appearance
Le Pietre:
5/7s.6fc-®; nb
Basalto, (Technica
= unglazed, some other ok ones in this group)
DalTile.
these 3 have good stone appearance in general, stats listed
Visualization
tool, fairly flexible though wouldn't give me a final product
Tile Patterns
(looks same as Mohawk but more variety)
Villa
Valleta: 4/8s.6f-®; esp Calais Springs, Indian Summer, Napa Gold
Serrano:
4/8s.6f-h; nb Cinder, Yucca, Coyote, Flint, good heterogeneity
Continental
Slate: ?/9s.6f-®; nb Asian Black, Brazilian Green (?actual
stone?)
Louisville
Tile. distributes American Olean, Crossville, and Florida
Crossville
Tile. some environmentally-friendly products, ok colors but
not terribly stone-looking in general, unclear how random
CrossVision:
visualization tool, with enlarge/save, way cool pattern possibilities
Stats
page. for all styles (r's 100-125 for all of interest)
Aurora: ?/9s.6f; nb Meteor, Starburst
GeoStone:
?/9s.6f; nb Pine Barren, maybe Night Air, an semi-recycled product
Pompeii:
?/8s.6f; nb Apollo Bronze, Lava Brown
Mountain
Stone: ?/9s.6f; nb Smokey, Blue Ridge, Ozark
Quartzite:
?/9s.6f; nb Black Multicolor, maybe Noce or Green
Weatherstone:
?/7s.6 (ups; xt moh-8 frost resist); nb Taupe Mist, WetStone, Midnite
Storm
American
Olean. has extra-large zoom but no room-visualizer, good
stats (may need to go to this page before openning the rest directly),
different wear scale (adjusted here)
Vallano:
4/7s.6-m;
all (macadamia may be too light though), leaf accent strip
Stonleigh:
4/8-m; nb Somerset Gold, Birmingham Brown, viny accent/borders
Maison
Pave: 4/8s.6-®; all, esp Blue Gris, terra-cotta look
Sandy
Ridge: ?/7-m; nb Rain
Highland
Ridge: ?/9s.6-®; nb Autumn, Mountain, Evergreen, good stony
look, funky
version available
Pietre
di Serre: 5/8s.6-®; nb Noce (good stone look although
brown/beige)
Earthscapes:
4/9s.6-h; nb Rain Forest, Ocean, maybe Canyon (may be ledgy)
Calais:
5/8s.6-®; nb Royale Bleu
Monteleone:
?/8s.6-®; nb Piedre, Rojizo
Canyon
Ridge: ?/8s.6-®; nb Spruce
African
Slate: 4/8s.6-m; all, decent slate appearance
Bella
Vista: 4/7-m; nb black, cool accents/borders
Mythos:
4/8s.6-m (unpolished, polished decreases hardness/wear); nb Aegean
Green (more green than stone, but good surface?)
Metroplex:
?/9s.6-®; nb Patina, Umber
Florida Tile.
some good stone appearance but a lot seem to be CoF .5wet, (probably
easiest viewed in frames)
Appalachian
Slate: 4/7.5-m; nb Autumn Green, Warm Summit
Basalto:
4/8-h; nb Green
Madiera:
4/6; nb Irongate
Maison:
5/7; nb
Terracotta
Nottingham:
4/6; nb Verdant, Autumn, Burnt Amber
Premium
Blend: 4/8s.6-m; nb Macchiato (good stone appearance)
Rock
Springs: 4/6 (slippery); nb Lava, Palm
Solano:
3/6 (slippery); only one?, slippery
Tuscania:
4/6-h (slippery); nb Walnut, Verde
Vacanza:
4/6 (slippery); nb Volterra, Arezzo, slippery
Some others in the floor tile section, some look good but all on the
slippery side (wCoF <=.5):
Caspian
Nero, Verde; Excavare
Chlorite, Charcoal; Geo
several; Stonegate
Greystone, River Rock with nice accents