artisinal wood-porcelain tile

Porcelanosa is one of the largest global distributors of luxury tile, kitchen, and bath products, and features the latest styles and designs across all of their showrooms. To help customers select products to build the space of their dreams, Porcelanosa is proud to introduce a new addition to their vast product selection.

Seedwood is a new collection that pays tribute to sophisticated craftsmanship, creating everlasting pieces of art. With its high quality and beauty, Seedwood is a wood-look porcelain tile that evokes the true elements of natural hardwood. Its distinct features are found within the artistry of the tile. The manufacturing process imitates carefully handcrafted results, reproducing all of the details of wood knots with absolute precision. This allows for the collection to express the realism of nature through each of its series.

The four series of the Seedwood collection are Tanzania, Vancouver, Nebraska and Minnesota – which are available in different colors and have four complementary accent wall tile options: Ice, Desert, Noa and Eden. The aim of this aesthetic versatility is that any of the collection’s pieces can be combined with each other and can fit into any space. The visual appeal of top-quality wood has been combined with the technical properties of porcelain tile, guaranteeing a long-lasting life and easy day-to-day care. This profound strength makes Seedwood the ideal wood-look porcelain tile for walls and floors in both indoor and outdoor areas.

All of the Seedwood products feature natural matte, shaded finishes, with a total of eleven different colors that complete the collection. Seedwood is available in a 10″ by 59″ size, which is larger than most standard wood-porcelain tile sizes that are currently on the market.

“We are so excited to launch such an outstanding collection,” said Carolina Vasquez, Marketing Manager at Porcelanosa. “Each series in the Seedwood collection truly conveys the beauty and freshness of natural hardwood, and can completely transform any design.”