Enna
Warm stone tones in large format.
Enna
Enna is part of our premium large format tile collection, offering oversized porcelain tiles and slabs that minimize grout lines and create seamless, contemporary surfaces. Available in our Richmond showroom.
Warmth is Enna's whole argument. The collection renders sun-toned stone on large format porcelain, with gentle mineral variation moving through the 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm faces. Nothing repeats panel to panel, so a full floor keeps the relaxed, natural rhythm of quarried stone. Natural finish plays up the softness; Polished adds a quiet glow without changing the temperature.
The porcelain body means the warm tones never need protecting: no sealing, no fading, and near-zero absorption that welcomes kitchens, bathrooms and entry halls. In Metro Vancouver's long grey seasons, a warm floor underfoot does noticeable work for a home's mood, and Enna delivers it in panels big enough that grout barely registers.
Specifications
Colors & Variations
Face Variations
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Applications
Where Enna Works
Family kitchen floors
Warm tones hide crumbs and daily scuffs between cleanings, and the non-porous surface takes oil splatter and acidic spills that would permanently stain a natural stone floor.
Cozy living room floors
A 120 x 120 cm Natural finish floor under rugs and wood furniture builds a layered, comfortable scheme, and pairs well with radiant in-floor heating.
Guest bathroom walls
Enna wraps a guest bath or powder room in welcoming tone. Fewer joints on 120 x 60 cm wall panels mean less grout to maintain in a hardworking room.
Sunlit hallways and stairwell walls
Porcelain's colourfast face keeps the warm hues true in bright, south-facing spaces where painted walls and many other materials gradually shift and fade over the years.
Design Notes
Pairing & Layout Ideas
Enna rewards a tonal approach: layer it with cream, caramel and terracotta textiles, natural oak or walnut furniture, and aged brass hardware. It shares a temperature with Cream Chamber and Florence LF from the same large format family, so adjoining rooms can shift texture without breaking the palette. Choose a warm sand grout in a narrow joint, and if you are heating the floor, this is a collection that makes the most of it.
FAQ
Enna Questions
How warm is Enna exactly, beige or golden?
It sits in the warm stone family, and with multiple colourways in the collection you can select a lighter or deeper temperature to fit your scheme. Tone also reads differently in Natural versus Polished, so judge the finish and colour together rather than separately.
Does warm tile work with cool-toned fixtures?
It can, with intention. Chrome and cool whites create a crisp contrast against warm stone; if that feels stark, bridging elements like wood shelving or warm lighting reconcile the two. Bringing your fixture finishes when you view the tile makes the call easy.
Is Enna compatible with in-floor heating?
Very. Porcelain transfers and holds radiant heat efficiently, and a warm-toned floor that is also physically warm is a genuinely pleasant combination in our climate. Have your installer follow the heating system's requirements for mortar coverage and gradual first warm-up.
What is the difference between the two panel sizes in use?
The 120 x 120 cm square is the workhorse for floors, covering area with the fewest joints. The 120 x 60 cm rectangle handles walls and tighter rooms, and can be stacked or offset for subtle direction. Both carry the same faces, finishes and thickness range.
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