Meet the next level of resinous flooring ✨
Our Mosaic Flake collection delivers a refined, high-end look for front-of-house spaces—where style and durability make the first impression.
Check out the full collection on Torginol.com!
Say hello to our May ColorLab creation—Syncopation (FB-4404)!
This Hybrid blend is right at home in our newly launched Mosaic Flake Collection. A gray base sets the tone, while oversized pieces of brown, black, and gray bring bold contrast and balance.
Introducing the Mosaic Flake Collection! ✨
These Mosaic blends take our Hybrid style to a new level—mixing 1/8” and 1/4” Flakes with our largest, Original sized pieces for a more dynamic look.
Which is your favorite?!
Blend Spotlight! Twilight (QB-1010) is the #1 Quartz blend of 2025! Its deep, dark gray makes a statement while delivering the durability Quartz is known for.
Color clarity starts here.
Compare solid colors, visualize the final look, and specify with confidence—our Quartz sample kits make it easy!
Available for Flake, Quartz, and Pigment products. Order online, or reach out to our team:
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Quartz. The optimal solution for demanding environments. Durable, stain- and slip-resistant, and built to withstand heavy traffic—perfect for commercial kitchens that never slow down.
One base. Endless possibilities.
This month’s ColorLab drop features three blends, each built on a base of 90% Soapstone (F9320) and finished with a unique accent palette—creating three completely different looks.
Can't pick a favorite? Grab some free samples on torginol.com! 🙌
Blend Spotlight! Sprout (FB-938) is perfect for spaces such as educational, healthcare, and public institutions. The use of color in a blend can soften large floor areas, support branding, and help define departments or pathways.
