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Stone Floor Tile
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Chevron Herringbone Marquina Polished Marble Mosaic
Only wall if outdoor
Pietra Divina Chevron Marble Mosaic in Namaste - 1.5x5 Size
Application notes: Suitable for covered* exterior floors and walls in non-freezing climates only. *Covered implies an area protected from the eleme...
View full detailsPietra Divina Marble Mosaic - Nero Marquina - 1.5x5
Application notes: Suitable for covered* exterior walls in non-freezing climates only. *Covered implies an area protected from the elements. Only w...
View full detailsPietra Divina Marble Mosaic in Calacatta Dolomiti - 1.5x5
Application notes: Suitable for covered* exterior floors and walls in non-freezing climates only. *Covered implies an area protected from the eleme...
View full detailsMarmala Chevron Herringbone Marble Mosaic - White, Standard Size
Only wall if outdoor
Chevron Herringbone Marble Mosaic in Calacatta Gold
Only wall if outdoor
Chevron Herringbone Ravenna Lava Polished Marble Mosaic
Only wall if outdoor
Chevron Herringbone Ravenna Grey Polished Marble Mosaic
Only wall if outdoor
Chevron Herringbone Ravenna Calacatta Polished Marble Mosaic
Only wall if outdoor
Chevron Herringbone Ravenna Blue Polished Marble Mosaic
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Rockart White Gray Chevron Polished Marble Mosaic
Use Guide
Stone Floors For Every Room
Stone and stone look floors are built to handle everyday life. In kitchens, kitchen floor tile needs to resist spills and chair legs while still feeling comfortable underfoot. Terracotta floor tile brings warmth to cottage and Mediterranean schemes, while brick floor tile near doors and fireplaces nods to traditional masonry and shrugs off dirt and grit.
Patterns And Character
Pattern changes how these materials feel. Black and white floor tile in a small foyer or powder room adds graphic structure, while hexagon floor tile introduces a softer, more playful rhythm. Wood look floor tile offers the appearance of timber in spaces where moisture might be a challenge, keeping the palette cohesive from room to room.
Linking Spaces
Using related tones across different stones helps rooms flow. Limestone floor tiles in living zones can transition to slate floor tile in entries and mudrooms and travertine floor tile in bathrooms. The subtle shifts in texture and tone keep each area suited to its function without breaking the overall story.
Bathrooms And Bedrooms
In bathrooms, white bathroom floor tile feels fresh and clean, especially when paired with softer wall colours. Bedrooms often need only a small patch of tiled floor near doors or in front of wardrobes, letting timber or carpet take over deeper into the space. Choosing stones with similar undertones ensures these transitions feel natural.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is stone tile good for high traffic areas?
A: Yes. Most stone floor tile types like granite and slate are ideal for high traffic zones due to their strength and scratch resistance. Sealed granite, slate, and travertine tiles shrug off foot traffic, moisture, and dropped items so their appearance stays consistent. Our specialists can help you choose the right tile surfaces to match your traffic demands and style goals.
Q: Do stone tiles need sealing?
A: Most do. Sealing helps protect stone from stains and moisture. The frequency depends on the material and traffic levels. We recommend applying a high-quality sealant to natural surfaces annually to lock out spills and humidity. Schedule a quick consultation with our certified installers to keep your tiles vibrant and your warranty intact.
Q: Can I install stone tile over radiant heat?
A: Absolutely. Stone works well with radiant heat systems, conducting and retaining warmth effectively in colder seasons. Professional installation ensures even heat distribution and long-lasting warmth through winter months. Our team guides you through material selection and maintenance tips to protect your investment.
Q: What's the best way to clean stone flooring?
A: Use a pH-neutral cleaner designed for stone. Avoid acidic or abrasive products, which can damage the tile and sealer. Rinse with clean water and dry with a microfiber mop to prevent streaks or residue. Our restoration specialists can customize a maintenance plan for your surface so it keeps its showroom sheen.