Emser Tile, a leading supplier and marketer of tile and natural stone, has launched four new glazed porcelain collections: Capisco™, Duchessa™, Tortola™, and Etrana™.
“These collections were developed to support a broad range of projects and bring a calm, neutral palette along with durability that’s expected in today’s residential and commercial spaces,” said Wendy Williams, Senior Vice President of Sales at Emser Tile.
Capisco is inspired by the natural layers and character of quartzite and features soft veining. Available in five colors, two sizes, and five unique faces with a V2 shade variation rating, the collection is suitable for residential and commercial floor and wall applications and includes a large-format 24″ x 47″ option.
Duchessa has the appearance of white marble with silver and brown-gold veining, while delivering on the low-maintenance benefits and durability of porcelain tile. The collection is available in both matte and polished finishes, two colors (Silver and Gold), three sizes, and coming soon as a 1″ x 6″ stacked mosaic on 12″ x 12″ mesh for coordinated installations.
Inspired by limestone, Tortola features subtle tonal variation and offers a refined, contemporary aesthetic. Available in three colors plus one decorative pattern and three sizes, Tortola is suitable for residential and commercial floors and walls.
Etrana is a glossy dimensional wall tile with a subtle concave profile, that adds light and movement to interior spaces. Available in one 2″ x 9″ size and five Mediterranean-inspired colors, this glazed bodymatch porcelain is suited for vertical spaces where the effect of texture and light interacting is desired.



About Emser Tile, LLC
Emser Tile is a leading, privately held supplier and marketer of tile and natural stone products in the United States. Its principal offerings include an extensive line of ceramic, porcelain, natural stone, and decorative products, which are distributed nationally through a wide network of local sales and service locations. Emser’s products are used in residential and commercial settings, including new home construction, remodel applications, multi-family housing, hospitality properties, shopping centers, office buildings, and educational facilities.





