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Chenille Limestone Tile White 18x20-3/4 Honed
Application notes: Suitable for uncovered exterior wall and covered* exterior floor applications in non-freezing climates only. *Covered implies a...
View full detailsVolcanic Gray Limestone Tile 3x15 Honed 3/8 inch
Application notes: Suitable for covered* exterior floors in non-freezing climates only and covered* exterior walls in freezing and non-freezing cli...
View full detailsLagos Blue Limestone Tile 12x24 Leathered 3/8 inch
Crema Europa Limestone Tile 12x12 Honed 3/8 inch
Application notes: Suitable for uncovered exterior wall and covered* exterior floor applications in non-freezing climates only. *Covered implies an...
View full detailsWooden Gray Limestone Tile 12x24 Honed
Wooden Gray Limestone Collection is a grayish marble with vein cuts that give the appearance of a wood finish. There is a white background with gor...
View full detailsTufa Limestone Tile 6x36 Honed
Tufa is a limestone that is formed when carbonate minerals precipitate out of ambient temperature water. This material us usually found near spring...
View full detailsPiedra Sole Limestone Tile 12x12 Leathered
Piedra Sole is a no nonsense collection. The name is straight to the point. Piedra means “stone” in Spanish. This bold collection hails from Spain ...
View full detailsPiedra Sole Limestone Tile 12x24 Leathered
Piedra Sole is a no nonsense collection. The name is straight to the point. Piedra means “stone” in Spanish. This bold collection hails from Spain ...
View full detailsPiedra Caliza Limestone Tile 18x18 Leathered
Piedra Caliza is a no nonsense collection. The name is straight to the point. Piedra means “stone” in Spanish. This bold collection hails from Spai...
View full detailsPorto Rosal Limestone Tile 16x24 Honed
Porto is the second largest city in Portugal,Spain,second after Lisbon. The Porto Rosal Limestone Collection comes straight from Spain. Beautiful L...
View full detailsPorto Rosal Limestone Tile 18x18 Honed
Porto is the second largest city in Portugal,Spain,second after Lisbon. The Porto Rosal Limestone Collection comes straight from Spain. Beautiful L...
View full detailsPorto Rosal Limestone Tile 12x12 Honed
Porto is the second largest city in Portugal,Spain,second after Lisbon. The Porto Rosal Limestone Collection comes straight from Spain. Beautiful L...
View full detailsUse Guide
Limestone Foundations
Limestone tile offers a soft, chalky character that suits both relaxed coastal homes and more formal city apartments. In its paler shades it reflects light gently, while dark limestone or limestone dark tones ground dining rooms and entries. Honed limestone surfaces feel smooth underfoot and keep glare under control, making them a favourite for open plan living spaces.
Flooring Options
Floors finished in limestone floors feel cool in warm weather and take on a gentle patina over time. Where moisture is a concern, specifying a slightly textured lime stone tile or honed finish provides grip without compromising comfort. Using larger pieces in main areas and smaller formats in bathrooms maintains continuity while respecting practical needs.
Walls And Features
Wall cladding in limestone tile can be used to highlight fireplaces, stair walls, or entry niches. The natural variation across each piece creates a subtle pattern that needs little additional decoration. Pairing these surfaces with timber joinery and woven textiles keeps the atmosphere warm and layered rather than austere.
Alternatives And Complements
When a project calls for lower maintenance, a good limestone look tile can stand in for quarried stone on the busiest floors. Combining real limestone on key walls or benchtops with lookalike tiles elsewhere offers the best of both worlds: authentic touch points where you interact most, and resilient surfaces where life is toughest.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is limestone tile good for kitchens?
A: Yes, limestone tile works well in kitchens when sealed properly. It provides a timeless look and soft underfoot feel while resisting moderate wear. Professional sealing also keeps daily cleanup simple and stops splashes from marking the surface. Pair it with cozy lighting and premium fixtures to create a chef-ready kitchen that impresses guests and boosts resale appeal.
Q: How does limestone tile compare to marble?
A: Limestone has a more matte appearance and subtle patterning compared to marble. It';s less dense but also less prone to scratching under daily use. This natural stone still delivers a timeless neutral backdrop that fits both classic and contemporary spaces. Choose it when you want the organic warmth of marble-like veining along with easier day-to-day upkeep.
Q: Can limestone tile be used outdoors?
A: Yes, limestone tile is often used for patios and walkways. Choose thicker, tumbled varieties with good slip resistance for exterior applications. Opting for premium natural stone ensures durability through seasons while keeping surfaces cool underfoot. Our team can recommend finishes and sealing schedules tailored to your space for long-lasting curb appeal.
Q: Does limestone need to be sealed?
A: Absolutely. Sealing helps protect limestone tile from water, stains, and discoloration, especially in kitchens, baths, and outdoor areas. Professional sealing keeps the surface looking fresh longer and saves you time on maintenance. Our team can walk you through the right sealant and application schedule to protect your investment year after year.