Pure and unsullied is the essence of White Cliff. Named after the chalky White Cliffs of Dover, this whitest of whites makes a statement of grand proportions.

Named after what was once the main residence of English Monarchs, Whitehall is simple and elegant with tiny flecks of gray reminiscent of light filtered through a soft morning mist in old London town.

A neutral ivory backdrop is spread with innumerous faint warm dots overlaid with freeform and geometric shapes. The design takes its name from Salt Lake City and the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere. Gensler product design consultant. NCS S 1000-N

A collection of minute dots and larger flakes on a wintery white background makes Minnesota Snow light in color with substantial appeal. Gensler product design consultant.

Slightly mysterious like the rocks cloaked in fog off the southern coast of California, this compelling design is made from recycled Cambria and features an archipelago of large and small dove-gray shapes parted by neutral channels and winding streams. Gensler product design consultant. NCS S 4000-N

Reminiscent of the pristine sands along the shores of the Isle of Wight, Newport is an elegant study of quiet grace and sophistication.

Subtle with flowing white-on-white tonality and warm cross veining, Delgatie’s quiet demeanor blends effortlessly with its surroundings while maintaining its own delightful personality.

As light as dawn mist, Seacourt is subtle swirls of cool grays and warm honey that rest softly on a gentle white background.

Travella features delicate navy blue veins on a creamy, marbled background that look like a myriad of rivers and streams meandering across a pristine landscape as seen from high in the sky.

Whitendale offers dark gray veins that flow and collide to create geometric outlines spreading across a dappled cream background like stones on a rocky shoreline.

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Gleaming and crisp with tiny flecks of gray and tan, this elegantly simple design recalls the pristine snow-covered top of the highest mountain in Wales.

Soft and airy, Weybourne is a timeless blend of classic pillowy marble tones grounded with subtle gray veins for added character and intrigue.

A marbled background with grays and pinpoints of charcoal summon up images of the stony beach along Sully Island where pirates walked within sight of the Welsh hamlet of Swanbridge in the Vale of Glamorgan.

Whitby is an elegant study of muted contrasts featuring a light crème brûlée background gently marbled with ever-so-subtle gray shapes and lines that give this intriguing design depth and character.

Complex configurations of whites and grays interweave cordially in Risegate to form a nuanced blend of unified contrasts.

An elegant study in complementary contrasts, Ridgegate features intricate medium gray and rusty veins on a serene, marble-like background.

Soft and sophisticated, Winterbourne presents dignified tones of marbled dove-gray that soothe the eye and calm the spirit.

Ella features a dimensional lattice of dove-gray streams permeating throughout a cloudy marbled backdrop.

Subtle and plentiful crackling teal veins traverse a warm white background.

Like winter fields separated by fences, Archdale is a quiet white with thin straight and bent veins that connect to form abstract sections with subtle, fine-grain capillaries.

Quiet and dignified, Sutherland offers a soft alabaster foundation crossed with dark and light gray veins and capillaries that braid and flow across this tranquil design.

Soft hazel and gray veins add pleasing structure to a warm white background.

Offering timeless allure, Colton is warm and creamy with rusty brownish-gray inscriptions and small white patches.

Beautifully bold and soothingly soft gray veins move organically across a cool, white canvas, embodying the raw beauty of rhythmic waves and coastal landscapes.

Soft colors—warm and cool gray and tan—undulate in a bright, white marbled background.

Flowing, multi-hued 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.

Hawksmoore offers a cream palette crossed with slightly blurred, dark chocolate brown striations that flow together side by side, accented by rusty capillaries and delicate veins.

Summerbrook is a harmonious study of navy streams sketched across a white landscape with translucent taupe islands to anchor this nautical composition.

A stately white background is streaked with abstract channels of sandy khaki accented with taupes and grays in Nadenbrook. Black veins and scattered neutral dots contribute additional interest to complete the captivating effect.

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.

Deriving its name from St. Anne’s Church, Annicca puts a new spin on classic marble with a neutral white background infused with subtle gray veins and regal gold and purple sparkle.

Deep bronze veins with rosy undertones fracture a cool white canvas with lively intensity. Debossing throughout the veining contrasts with the smoothness of the background, giving the design a gently textured composition and beautifully organic quality.

Molten gold veins fracture a cool white canvas with lively intensity. Debossing throughout the veining contrasts with the smoothness of the background, giving the design a gently textured composition and beautifully organic quality.

Stormy-blue veins with subtle flares fracture a cool white canvas with lively intensity. Debossing throughout the veining contrasts with the smoothness of the background, giving the design a gently textured composition and beautifully organic quality.

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.

Soft charcoal veins scattered with hints of silver fracture a cool white canvas with lively intensity. Debossing throughout the veining contrasts with the smoothness of the background, giving the design a gently textured composition and beautifully organic quality.

Dark teal diagonal veins on an arctic white expanse create a powerful sense of depth while delicate gold shimmer adds a playful, effervescent quality.

High-contrast, deep-black veins are juxtaposed with understated gold veins on a pristine, cool white canvas. Both the black and gold shimmer with light. Softer capillaries, gradated from the dominant ones, add delicacy.

A white foundation is infused with robust black marble veining, creating a striking abstract effect where opposites definitely attract.

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Reminiscent of the quaint, snow-covered cottages in this gateway town to the Cotswolds, Whitney gleams like tiny snow crystals cast adrift in the deep, winter sky.

True to its name, the cool whites and grays of Sandgate evoke the surface of a favorite childhood beach or treasured memory. Silver flecks glint enticingly.

Delicate gold veining swirls in tight and open patterns, creating lighter and darker pools of color. This elegant warm design glistens.

Engaging yet relaxed, Warwick is a soothing collection of warm and cool grays on a white base punctuated by distinctive black dots that add complexity and character to this amiable design.

Cloudlike with pillows of white, Summerhill mixes several shades of white with large veins of white crystals, silver sparkle, and a light dusting of black throughout.

Available exclusively in our new Cambria Satin Ridge™ finish, this innovative design features gradations of cool white and warm honey, with borders of textured ridges—creating an overall look reminiscent of salt flats.

Berwyn convenes swirls of whites, ivories, and creams with subtle gray veins and hints of gold and silver radiance throughout.

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.

Soft swirls of warm cream and beige are accented with shimmering gold and crystal-white veining to create a gracious and welcoming effect.

Trafalgar is verdant and refreshing with streams of cool seafoam green that wind and settle among abstract shapes of taupe and cream on a speckled white canvas.

Montgomery is a refined study of whites, ivories, and creams coalescing with subtle, understated veins of seafoam green and a light dusting of pearlescent sparkle.

Fine black crackling veins traverse a field of subtle, soft teal and swirling white. Radiant opalescent crystals suggest surprising depth within the greater feeling of smoothness.

Subtle yet striking veining mimics rocky outcroppings along this pristine stretch of beach on England's southernmost coast.

A sedate white-cream background with intermixed splashes of pale blue, navy, and gray is accented with a smattering of tan and taupe throughout.

In this rich, dynamic pattern, chocolate brown swirls enliven a warm cream dreamscape.

A white, creamy base etched with fine lines hosts scatterings of warm, walnut-brown accents and gradated gray splotches to create an abstract composition that invites closer inspection.

The rolling movement of New Quay abounds with foggy grays bespeckled with silver and black, much like the quaint dwellings that reside on the slopes above the Welsh seaside resort town of the same name.

Wisley is a complex aggregation of neutral tones that swirl and dance around darker landmarks throughout this endlessly fascinating design.

A medium-gray stage is set with countless multitudes of gray dots accented with occasional white and gray abstracts that call to mind the iconic summit in the majestic mountain range of Colorado. Gensler product design consultant. NCS S 4000-N

Like wet sand on a shell-dotted shoreline, this intriguing design is made from recycled Cambria and features a pearl-gray base with close-knit sprinklings of light and warm specks, intermittent black dots, and a mingling of pale white silhouettes. Gensler product design consultant. NCS S 4000-N

An unassuming gray with tiny toffee-colored flecks, Templeton is both relaxed and rugged like the old stone cottages of Templeton Village.

Bridport is light gray with subtle cream undertones and abundant gray threads and strands that flow and intersect across the surface of this majestic design.

Bold and expressive with prominent medium gray tones, St. Giles is accented with contrasting slate-gray and white veins that course across this elegant design. Faint gray veins under the surface add extra dimension and depth.

Dark and dramatic with prominent medium gray tones, Windrush is streaked with slate-gray streams that flow and mingle with occasional white dabs in this fascinating design.

A tribute to the stony shores of Greystone, Ireland, this design conjures images of overcast skies and foggy, coastal beaches. Perfectly at home in urban or rural retreats, Greystone brims with possibilities.

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.

Gatherings of white specks intermixed with particles of black and medium gray rest on an industrial-gray backdrop that takes its inspiration from the soaring skyscrapers of the Windy City. Gensler product design consultant. NCS S 6000-N

The color of mist and drizzle, Castell’s gentle grays with specks of blue and white recall the flagstones that anchor the guesthouse in Wales for which it’s named.

A translucent, whitish-gray, crystal-like base is adorned with white wisps and large brushstrokes to create exceptional depth and character.

Bold yet never overbearing, Buxton depicts an industrial, grainy concrete foundation intermixed with gray and cream daubs and a constellation of white speckles.

A white neutral transparent foundation is underscored with a dappling of fine-grain crystals.

Light, serene, and soothing, Darlington features subtle wisps of khaki and olive that meander like the slow rolling rivers that weave through this northeastern England market town.

The warm tan foundation of Hawkridge hosts a union of rich contrasts as daubs of rust, cream, and touches of translucent gray merge together, accented with tiny neutral-colored specks.

With an ivory white soft tan background, this design draws the eye to its organic movement and charcoal diagonal veins.

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.

Airy and pillowy, Fairbourne features a creamy foundation highlighted with swirls of white and light beige.

A perfect combination of warm and cool, Castlemartin features a mellow, marble-like butter cream foundation with subtle veins of white and gray streaming throughout.

Offering a creamy, understated elegance, Kentmere is a butteryyellow beige confection that emanates simplicity and serenity like life in the quiet English countryside.

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.

Dawn over the Scottish River Clyde is shrouded in sandy, rosy hues—the same palette that marks Clyde as a tastefully refined neutral. With a touch of class and texture, it displays sophistication with ease.

Warm browns and creams echo Wales' towering Brecon Beacons, a mountain range that includes the highest point in southern Britain.

Fresh and airy, with grays, creams and hints of rose, Lancaster harken the quaint villages that freckle the countryside in Lancashire, England.

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.

Berkeley takes its name from a southern English town, and its inspiration from the river that runs through it. Hints of copper and a smattering of bronze swim among a riverbed of sandy tones, creating a pleasing combination of movement and inertia.

Abundant swirls and charcoal gray veins animate this wheat-toned design. Beige and white accents provide a subtle softness. A crystallized feel adds pleasing depth and dimension.

Nevern features a compelling palette of creamy taupes and browns, wisps of berry, and a subtle silver shimmer that flow together beautifully.

Copper flecks dust the surface of Bradshaw like the stained glass that graced a 16th century church famous in this part of England. A whirling fusion of taupe, tan, black and shimmering copper elevate this captivating neutral to standout status.

Rustic, yet captivating and refined, the earthen hues of tan, taupe, moss and peat pay a fitting tribute to the bucolic farmlands of Lincolnshire County in northeast England.

Graceful striations of tan, walnut-brown, cream, black, and gray flow in parallel layers with dark veins that cut across the grain.

The spectrum of colors in Winchester is inspired by the colors of King Arthur's Round Table, still on display in the famous Winchester Castle in southeast England. Random swirls of cherry take the mass of browns, taupes and creams up a notch in this pleasing mix.

Busy and brimming with vitality like the bustling eastern town of Halstead, England, this dark, neutral palette pops with surprises of ice blue and creamy shades.

Striking, yet understated, the coppery-reds and browns in Chatham reflect this English town's unique dual-personality as the former home of a bustling naval dockyard, entwined by rolling hills and valleys. Its mood sways between a quiet elegance and hint of drama.

With contrasting tones of black and tan, Windsor is the definition of stately splendor and affluence, much like this English town synonymous with its royalty and ageless castle.

Pebble-like and unpredictable with grays, whites, and darker tones, Ferndale is inspired by a Victorian villa set in the hills along England's southwestern coast.

An intriguing exercise in contrasts, Wentwood combines a palette of light, mossy, and sage greens with white and creamy veins, a dusting of black, and silver sparkle.

Saxon kings were once crowned in this southwest London settlement, a fitting tribute to the statement-making Kingston. An artful study in contrasts, highlighting a decidedly modern mix of black, white and olive tones.

Combining jolts of electric blue and shimmering gray, this stunning design is reminiscent of the early morning mist rising off Parys Mountain in northeast Anglesey, Wales.

Luminous shades of gunmetal, steel and pewter sparkle like precious metals taken from the Minera Mines in the mystical land of Wales.

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.

This palette is overflowing with grey and black much like waves rumbling through the pebbly coves of Devonshire, England. Peaceful, neutral and simple, Devon is unmistakably the new black.

Smooth and sensual, like the ancient river rocks found along the banks of Collybrooke Creek in southwestern England's Devon County. This swirling palette of darker sands and stones has a soft and comfortable beach-worn feel.

Smooth and supple like the well-worn steps of Wales’ historic New Brighton Lighthouse, this stone has all the depth and movement of marble. New Brighton is adorned in stately shades of tan and taupe, touched by swirls of cream.

Freeform dabs and daubs of noble coppers, golds, tans, and pewter coalesce in Havergate to form an impressionistic masterpiece.

Sophisticated. Opulent. Rich coppers and golds dance behind a crisp dramatic dark brown copper vein.

Scattered and pebble-like, much like the banks of the River Dee, which runs through this most mountainous village in the UK. Gray, black and cream quartz crystals collide in a playful, contemporary mix.

Rich, warm walnut-brown, dark grays, and neutral creams swirl and coalesce into a dense medley of fascinating shapes and tones.

Warm and welcoming, Hampshire features a smooth caramel base with shades of mid-tone brown, white swirling veins, and a delicate dusting of gold shimmer.

Named for a centuriesold village in northwest England, Laneshaw’s mysterious sea of brown tones, tan, and black is a grand statement maker. Subtle white and a veil of gold shimmer add an unexpected twist of glamour.

The random mix of browns, grays, and black mimic the marshlands and an old sandstone sea wall that once protected the village of Parkgate on the River Dee in northwest England.

Inspired by "England's Oldest Pub" in a cave beneath Nottingham Castle, this robust design mixes browns, blacks and grays to create a rich, down-to-earth presence.

Coppery reds, browns, and a hint of gray meld and swirl like the waters churned at the 19th-century water mill in the heart of England. Warm, welcoming, and classically rich.

Named after the region in southwest England known for its ancient architecture and chalky landscape, this exquisite mix of coppery browns and black dominates like Stonehenge against a red sunset.

As enduring as the medieval Saxon town of Oakhampton in southwest England, this intrepid design features a dark ocher tone that seems to hold ancient secrets from a distant past.

Like its namesake, the classic inn deep in the English countryside, this timeless russet with a hint of cherry evokes a sense of warmth and well-being. Cherrybrook beckons quiet comfort and simple elegance.

With a strong gray-brown monochrome design, Manchester makes a bold statement and provides a firm footing on which to build.

Resembling the weather-beaten fieldstone walls that ramble through the English countryside, this striking shade of slate gray is an impactful neutral that is true and timeless.

Vibrant blues, greens, and grays dance with white veins that mimic the white caps found off the rugged shores of Skye. Twisting and turning with intense, multi-dimensional patterns, this dynamic design presents an unprecedented reflection of nature in all its glory.

Icy blues and grays twinkle within a cloudy black background like the night sky above Durham, a picturesque city spread across seven hills in northeast England.

Bold and sumptuous, this powerful union of black, chestnut, gray and white brings to life the rhythmic and rocky tumble of this northwest England waterway. Expressive, rich and lively, Hollinsbrook is like a fresh breath of luxury.

Dark and deep, much like the canal bordering this small village in England’s West Midlands region. Armitage’s blend of black and gray provides an easy, neutral canvas for rich hints of copper-orange to emerge from within.

An eye-catching blend of emerald, black, tan and gold mimics the grand landscape announcing the Caerphilly Castle in south Wales. These subdued, gentle hues come together to create a calm oasis in a hectic world.

Murky and mysterious, with subtle hints of light. Aptly named for the once medieval village in England's East Midlands, Hamilton emulates the ancient Roman pavements and baths that still remain in the region.

A vast charcoal-gray palette is sprinkled with a profusion of tiny black dots and ink spots that hover like the dark skies in a moonless Montana night. Gensler product design consultant. NCS S 8000-N, NCS S 9000-N

Inspired by the dark expanses of the immense caverns in this American landmark, Mammoth Cave is laid with a dramatic, raven-black groundwork, crisscrossed with white streams, clusters, and veins that create fine etchings in a multitude of sizes and shapes. Gensler product design consultant. NCS S...

Like the shimmering hints of blue reflecting off the sea on a moonless night, this design captures the mood of the Charston Rock Lighthouse in Gloucester Harbor.

Calling upon the ancient Flint Castle in North Wales, Flint Black is robust and imposing, and most definitely an attention-getter. A constellation of ice blue and white glimmer beneath the surface, like the colors of the night sky.

Woodcroft is bold and black with sparkling golden lightning strikes and paler metallic streaks that drizzle like rain against a window pane.

As dark as the mines of Appalachia, Kentucky Coal features a smooth and strong iron-gray platform with a mosaic of darker gray shapes. Gensler product design consultant. NCS S 8000-N, NCS S 9000-N

In this clean, neutral design, contrasting white veins float diagonally across a soft, almost-charcoal, chocolate-brown background. Lighter, softer white lines intersect with the bolder diagonals.

White lightning-strikes dramatize a smooth black background. Stark and chic, this high-contrast design is powerfully modern and elegantly simple.

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.

Vast and commanding, this powerful design is darkest ebony with a stealthy silken Cambria Matte™ finish that absorbs light like a starless night over the Irish Sea.