Use Cases

Trellis Oak Natural Ash Microban Matte 6x36 Porcelain Wood Look Tile makes a confident, textural statement for spaces craving warmth without losing modern polish. With the grounding plank profile and subtle grain, the tile plays well in kitchens, entry halls, and living rooms where a resilient, cleanable surface must still feel residentially inviting. The Brown tone lends itself to both comforting family rooms and high-traffic hospitality corridors, and the Microban finish keeps the aesthetic fresh even when used as a core surface in open-plan areas.

As a porcelain wood look plank finished in matte, this tile carries the durability of porcelain while offering the tactile familiarity of real grain; it resists scratches and moisture, making it ideal next to sinks or wet entries. Pairing it with honed stone counters or a soft metallic accent in fixtures keeps the warmth balanced, and pairing with glass tile backsplashes or natural maple cabinetry lets the finish glow; the matte surface absorbs light so a tile floor that looks like wood feels cozy instead of glossy, and Tile floor that looks like wood keeps a consistent character when you extend it into dining nooks while tile flooring that looks like hardwood mirrors that layering with warm industrial metals.

The plank shape and wood-look design guide paired cabinetry toward clean, shaker-inspired fronts in soft taupe or driftwood, while floating vanities in warm quartz keep the palette cohesive and highlight the matte finish. When arranged in a running bond, the subtle grain complements sculptural mirrors and minimal lighting, and the long planks integrate effortlessly with brass or brushed nickel fixtures so that the whole scene reads residentially refined. Accent rugs, woven baskets, and art with organic subjects feel right at home beside this shade, because the brown hue is neutral enough to frame jewel tones without overwhelming the scheme.

Treat this tile as the calm, steady backdrop that makes polished concrete elements feel softer and lets warm woods and ceramics take the spotlight; a quick damp mop is all it takes to keep the matte face even and unblemished despite heavy use. Its understated pattern supports contemporary or transitional narratives and reassures clients that the installation will stay elegant across seasons, so specify it where longevity, low maintenance, and a quietly sophisticated mood are essential.