Swirls of ivories and creams, along with understated gray veins and touches of gold and silver, coalesce in Chatsworth to create a contemporary fusion of shapes and colors.

The dark and dramatic charcoal gray surface of Charlestown is imprinted with meandering gray and white veining above faint black currents that ripple below the surface.

Energetic burgundy veins fracture across a warm white background. Delicate shading of tan accents complement the veins, accentuating this design’s undeniable warmth. Upon a closer look, a subtle shimmer will reveal itself in the bolder veins.

Presenting a modern spin on smooth concrete, Carrick flourishes swirling shades of gray and soft charcoal specks to create an intriguing pattern in this stylish and contemporary composition.

Named for the oldest city in Wales, the steady russet and black tones of Carmarthen Brown reflect our enduring Welsh heritage and speak of the hard but beautiful land that is the source of our inspiration.

Carlisle Gray brings to life the sandy shores of three rivers that converge in this northwestern England town. Cloudy grays, whites, and black collide in a random rhythm that makes a statement on its own, or blends gracefully into the background.

The individual, creamy pellets in Cardiff Cream hearken the many castles that dot Cardiff on Wales' southern coast. This light, lovely foundation can be both modern and traditional.

A regal design with a refreshingly modern feel, Canterbury offers rich, warm tones of wood, leather, and stone befitting an ancient abbey or country manor found in the southeast county of Kent.

Like a stunning panorama of Wales' Cambrian Mountains at dawn, Cambrian Gold captures shades of tan, cream, gold and gray for a cohesive, subtle palette that works beautifully alone or as a complement to other designs.

Bold and majestic as the Welsh mountain range itself, Cambria Black packs a dramatic punch. Chic, smart and stylish, this design is as timeless as the land that inspired it.

With earthy tones from dark chocolate to foamy ambers, Burton Brown is named after the East Midlands town famous for its many breweries.

A soothing taupe foundation hosts meandering darker tones that wander across the surface of Brookvale with undertones of minute gray and brown specs that invite a closer look.

Brittanicca offers a creamy marbled background of neutral white that provides a stage on which gray islands and peninsulas meander among intertwining ashen veins dotted with veiled charcoal speckles.

Warm translucent grey veins stream across a temperate white backdrop like venerable old rivers flowing into a fog-bound harbor.

This design has recently been renamed Brittanicca Gold Warm™—a name that better captures this design’s warm earth tones. Flowing, multihued streams of copper gold, fog, and translucent greige course through this grand design accompanied by wisps and ribbons of warm earth tones against a temperate white background.

Flowing, multihued streams of copper gold, fog, and translucent greige course through this grand design accompanied by wisps and ribbons of warm earth tones against a crisp, cool background.