Equal parts strong and stunning, Balsa was created for those in need of a lightweight and unique-looking surfacing option.

The mountain pine beetle is devastating to forests. Lucky for you, the wood they leave behind is devastatingly beautiful.

You’ve never met a pair of jeans this durable. Denim may be made from fabric scraps, but it has outstanding resistance to abrasion and scratching.

Durum is one of our most eco-friendly options but, rest-assured, no durability was sacrificed in our planet-saving pursuits.

What if a surface could look like finished granite, but was made from renewable materials and didn’t require environmentally-damaging quarrying?

Indure combines contemporary minimalism with an earthy color palette for subtle texture that warms up any space.

Orient is like nothing else you’ve seen before. Not stone, not concrete, not paper or wood…or maybe…is it wood?

Between the subtlety of Indure’s wood particles and the dynamism of Orient’s wood chips lives perfectly-textured Parda.

Meet our rookie of the year.

Pacific embodies the northwest's rugged coastline and timber heritage. The ever-changing waves and swells of the ocean inspire this new architectural surface made from recycled wood waste.

Sunflower seed husks are an abundant by-product of harvesting this remarkable plant for its oil and delicious seeds. But these don't have to go to waste! TorZo loves to create sustainable interior surfaces from agrifiber waste, and with that ethos we bring you Seeta®.

What if one of the most unglamorous wood product was really a beautiful solid surface in disguise?

Named for the stripes of a tiger and every bit as exotic and mysterious.