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New Product Offers a Contemporary Take on an Elegant Stone Look
Crossville, Tenn. – Crossville, Inc. has introduced Manoir, a new porcelain tile collection produced at the company’s manufacturing facilities in Crossville, Tenn. Developed to be a budget-friendly alternative, Manoir offers a versatile, upscale look at an attainable price point. The line may be specified for interior wall, floor and countertop applications, as well exterior walls and is suited for commercial and residential use.
Inspired by renowned American manors and estates, Manoir has a natural stone look that comes in a palette of five beautiful, backdrop colors. Each of the soft hues is interpreted with natural variance, enhanced by subtle veining and stone details. The overall appearance blends well with a range of design styles.
“We designed Manoir to offer an easy elegance,” explains Lindsey Waldrep, Crossville’s VP of Marketing. “Its traditional, earthen look is softened by the contemporary color palette, so designers can dress it up or keep it casual.”
The collection comes in modular field tile sizes: 3”x6”, 6”x6”, 6”x12”, 6”x18”, 12”x12”, 18”x18” with a 4”x12” bullnose trim. The field tile may be accessorized with 2”x2” mosaics, available in each color and mesh-mounted on 12”x12” sheets for easy installation. “The sizes for this line create beautiful Versailles patterns,” states Waldrep.
Manufactured in the U.S. with Crossville’s EcoCycle Tile ProcessTM, Manoir contains a minimum of 4% preconsumer recycled content and is Green Squared certified through the Tile Council of North America for its proven standards of sustainability.
For more information on Manoir, visit crossvilleinc.com.
About Crossville Inc.
Founded in 1986, Crossville Inc. is a U.S.-owned and operated manufacturer of award-winning porcelain, glass and stone tile collections for residential and contract applications. The company is the first U.S. tile manufacturer to achieve production of large format tile on site, manufacturing of tile with certified recycled content, the development of the Tile Take-Back® Program for recycling fired porcelain tile, certification of its waste recycling programs, TCNA’s Green Squared certification for all of its U.S.-produced tile lines and designation as a net consumer of waste.
