Established in 1986 in Crossville, Tennessee at the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau, Crossville is a family-owned and operated company that believes in its core values of green thinking, quality products, and family first. A division of the Curran Group, a family-owned and privately held corporation, Crossville sets standards and then exceeds them. With all its products manufactured in the United States and most of its materials sourced locally (within 200 miles of operation), Crossville is committed to sustainable manufacturing.
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Cross-Sheen®:
A proprietary manufacturing process that seals tile for life, Cross-Sheen makes tile impervious to graffiti from markers and spray paint. Available on most Crossville tile products, Cross-Sheen makes it easy to wipe away stains with only mild cleaner. Unlike other tile sealants, Cross-Sheen is integrated into the tile, not applied to its surface, making it an ideal solution to ensure easy maintenance for the life of the product. Cross-Sheen is also made in the USA.
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Metals:
Crossville’s line of Metals includes three striking designs: Mixology, Stainless Steel, and Urban Renewal. Mixology tiles use bronze and iron nickel in leafy, floral patterns, medallions, and embossed designs. The resulting tiles resemble archeological relics. The Stainless Steel Collection is shiny and resplendent, with nine unique textural tiles like rich Diamonds and sleek Satin, masculine Leather and dreamy Rice. Urban Renewal products come in four unique finishes: Aged Iron, Blacksmith Iron, Bronze Antique Satin, and Bronze Verde Satin. Tiles include 2 x 2-inch dots that add visual interest and slim liners with one-of-a-kind patterns, as well as four and six-inch square tiles.
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Shades:
A line of elegant porcelain stone, Shades offers 23 neutral tiles in luscious shades of gray, white, beige, and black. Shades are available in traditional tile and plank formats, making them versatile choices for both residential and contract applications. Sleek, dark tiles like Thunder and Ink work well in modern spaces, while light, airy products such as Frost and Mist complement minimalist designs. The mosaics in the Shades line combine various Shades offerings. Warm Grays and Cool Grays, for example, put together varying tones of gray in a contemporary pattern of rectangles.
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Crossville’s commitment to sustainability goes beyond local sourcing and fabrication. The company sponsors a Tile Take-Back™ Program, the only program of its kind in the industry, in which it “takes in post consumer waste fired tile that was previously installed, and recycles it to make new tile.” Additionally, all of its domestically produced products contain up to 40 percent pre-consumer recycled materials.
