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What makes travertine tile a classic choice for stone surfaces? Travertine tile delivers a naturally weathered texture and elegant variation in color, making it ideal for rustic and refined spaces alike. With shades ranging from ivory to walnut, travertine works well in flooring, backsplashes, and patios. Explore the collection below.
Travertine floors bring a sunwarmed, slightly porous character that hides dust wonderfully. In main living spaces, a mix of travertine floors and more defined travertine floor tile sections helps guide circulation. Smaller formats used as travertine tile floor in entries or mudrooms handle grit with ease. Travertine stone tile feels comfortable under bare feet, especially when the finish is honed rather than highly polished.
Indoors, travertine floor tiles suit kitchens, dining zones, and hallways where visual warmth is welcome. In bathrooms, travertine tile bathroom walls and a matching travertine bathroom floor create a spa like mood when paired with soft lighting and timber. Running the same travertine tile flooring from bedroom to ensuite keeps suites feeling generous and thoughtfully connected.
Travertine tile outdoor formats are perfect for patios and covered terraces. Their gently textured surface stays comfortable in bare feet and offers natural grip near pools and garden steps. Using matching travertine outdoor tiles just beyond large sliding doors makes the interior feel like an extension of the landscape.
Where you need extra resilience, a travertine porcelain tile or travertine look porcelain tile can stand in on heavy traffic floors while real stone remains on feature walls and benchtops. This blend respects budgets and maintenance while preserving the calm, earthy character that makes travertine such a popular choice.
A: Yes, travertine tile performs well outdoors due to its natural porosity and grip. Tumbled and brushed finishes are especially slip-resistant, making them ideal for patios, pools, and walkways. Our stone specialists can recommend the right finish to balance slip-resistance with the look you want. Talk with our team today to compare options and get a quote tailored to your space.
A: Yes. Travertine is porous, so sealing is recommended during and after installation to protect against stains and water infiltration, especially in high-traffic or wet areas like kitchens and bathrooms. Routine sealing keeps the surface looking like new and prevents etching from everyday spills. Our specialists can guide you to the right sealant and maintenance schedule so your tile stays beautiful for years.
A: Honed travertine has a smooth, matte surface, while tumbled travertine has a more weathered, textured finish. Both are suitable for floors and walls, but tumbled options are ideal for rustic aesthetics. Both finishes offer excellent durability, so you can choose based on the ambiance you want without worrying about performance. Need help selecting? Our design team can recommend the best surface for your space and budget in minutes.
A: Use a pH-neutral cleaner and avoid acidic products like vinegar or lemon juice. Wipe spills promptly and regularly dust or mop to maintain surface appearance and prevent residue buildup. For deep refreshes, use a soft brush with the same neutral solution to gently lift stubborn residue without etching the stone. Our specialists can schedule routine maintenance visits that keep your floors showroom-ready while protecting your investment long term.
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