Daring Walnut and Stunning Elm, both part of Wilsonart’s Classic Collection, now feature the company’s new Silken finish.

Armstrong Hardwood unveils Global Exotics, a collection of 3/4” and 5/16” solid and 5/8” and 3/8” engineered hardwood in a wide range of exotic species.

Nafco by Tarkett is launching new looks to its resilient flooring lines. Included is a range of flooring featuring a stained concrete look.

Maison Laminate is new from Mohawk. Featuring a “heavier scraped look,” the laminate is offered in a 9mm thickness with pillowed edges.

Empire Mouldings unveils a line of flexible mouldings, Flexitions. Made from a composite material, and designed “to install around a curve, arch or radius” the mouldings is designed for hardwood and laminate jobs.

Roppe rolls out Dimensions Rubber Tile. Available in Random, Stripe and Crackle profiles, the tile is engineered to offer inherent slip resistance, comfort underfoot and sound deadening qualities.

Kingsmill Hardwood from Mohawk Industries is harvested from centuries’ old reclaimed elm and is offered in Skip Sawn Antique Elm.

Mediterranea unveils MetroLife. The collection of large-format, through-body porcelain tile is designed to resemble stained concrete.

Cotto D’Este has taken the wraps off of Kerlite. The line is produced in whole slabs, fired in electric kilns and then cut into several formats.

The Galileo series is new from Tau Ceramica. Inspired by abstract art, the tile is offered in two variations for both walls and floors.