Mannington Mills’ Driftwood porcelain tile provides the look of wood in wet rooms where floors are subject to water spillage. The tile, which has a handscraped, textured finish, is FloorScore certified to meet indoor air quality requirements. Four colors are available, and while all tiles are 6″ by 24″, no two tiles are the same, according to the manufacturer. mannington.com
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