Coverings 2026 Preview: Tile And Stone Standouts
North America’s most expansive tile and stone show, Coverings, unveils a sneak peek at what to expect from this year’s event, held March 30-April 2 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Divided into three sections, the show features must-see tile and stone from three distinct regions—Ceramics of Italy, Tile Council of North America, and Tile of Spain—representing nearly 40 countries.
From Crossville’s Cleve, which captures quartzite’s beauty in refined porcelain to Fantasy Dark from Ceramica Fondovalle S.p.A.’s MyTop Series, inspired by an Italian marble, and Mind, a new collection introduced by Fincibec Group with mesmerizing patterns, this year’s show offers a range of artful solutions for the kitchen and bath, suited for residential and commercial spaces alike. Not to mention cutting-edge tools, technology, and installation materials. Take a look at what to expect from Coverings 2026 below.
Spot These Tile & Stone Solutions at Coverings 2026
Mind – Fincibec Group, Ceramics of Italy. 
Marble Ceramic Slabs – ABKSTONE, Ceramics of Italy. 
Verona – KTL Ceramica, Tile of Spain. 
PORTO ROTONDO – Cerasarda, Ceramics of Italy. 
Fantasy Dark – Ceramica Fondovalle S.p.A., Ceramics of Italy. 
GV Lab Concept – Prissmacer Ceramica, Tile of Spain. 
Tides – Cerámica Da Vinci, Tile of Spain. 
Stone Edition – Del Conca, Ceramics of Italy. 
Cleve – Crossville, Tile Council of North America. 
Ivorynn Stone Collection – Wonder Porcelain, Tile Council of North America. 
Origin Atlas – Togama, Tile of Spain. 
Cement Tiles collection – Original Mission Tile, Tile Council of North America.
Editor’s Note: To view Coverings 2026 exhibitors prior to the show, visit the online exhibitor list and show floor map. For more information and to register for Coverings 2026, visit coverings.com.
read more
DesignWire
This New York Exhibit Reimagines Soccer’s Cultural Influence
As soccer (or football) fever sweeps New York City this summer, Crosby Studios is offering a look at the sport from a new vantage point.
DesignWire
Michael Ford And Momentum Translate Hip Hop Into Design
Michael Ford, architect and educator, joins Once Upon a Project to talk about translating hip hop into design through his recent Momentum collaboration.