Cambria

Baybridge's dappling of delicate-grain crystals is applied over a white neutral transparent base.

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

With earthy tones from dark chocolate to foamy ambers, Burton Brown is named after the East Midlands town famous for its many breweries.

A regal design with a refreshingly modern feel, Canterbury offers rich, warm tones of wood, leather, and stone befitting an ancient abbey or countr...

Named for the oldest city in Wales, the steady russet and black tones of Carmarthen Brown reflect our enduring Welsh heritage and speak of the hard...

In this clean, neutral design of Delamere, contrasting white veins float diagonally across a soft, almost-charcoal, chocolate-brown background. Lig...

Murky and mysterious, with subtle hints of light. Aptly named for the once medieval village in England's East Midlands, Hamilton emulates the ancie...

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

Like a well-worn leather saddle from the stables of Hazelford Hall in England's East Midlands, this velvety brown is luxurious, yet unpretentious.

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 twis...

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...

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

Heavy dark swirls of black, brown and copper call to mind the hallowed halls of Oxford University, where scholars have matriculated from the time o...

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 Ri...