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Authentic Natural Stone Tile, Shaped by Nature

Get a surface with as much character as your space. Sourced from quarries and cut into tile, natural stone carries rich veining and earthy mineral tones formed over millions of years. Each piece adds authentic texture and lasting durability to floors and walls alike. When you choose natural stone tile, you choose a surface that is truly one of a kind.
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TYPES OF NATURAL STONE TILE

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MARBLE

Marble is prized for its luminous surface and dramatic veining. It is typically applied in bathrooms and kitchen countertops for a feeling of refined elegance.

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LIMESTONE 

Limestone has a naturally warm palette rooted in organic tones. It works best on floors and walls in living spaces and spa-inspired bathrooms.

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TRAVERTINE 

Travertine is recognized by its pitted surface and warm ivory and tan tones. It is a classic choice for bathroom floors and pool surrounds.

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GRANITE 

Granite is formed from cooled volcanic magma and known for its speckled appearance. It performs best on kitchen countertops and high-traffic floors where durability is a priority.

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SLATE 

Slate is a fine-grained stone with a richly textured surface. It suits entryways and outdoor spaces where traction and an earthy character matter.

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NATURAL STONE TILE MOSAICS

Natural stone tile is available in a variety of mosaics across multiple materials and series, to help you bring intricate pattern and texture to smaller-scale surfaces.
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Natural Stone Tile for the Outdoors

Granite, travertine, and slate tile all perform well in outdoor applications, from pool surrounds and patios to countertops and grilling stations. Bring the same quality found indoors, built to endure the elements.
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Why Choose Natural Stone Tile?

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Built for High Traffic

Durable surfaces designed to
handle everyday use.
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Naturally Beautiful

Variation that manufactured materials cannot replicate. 
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Lasts a Lifetime

Can stand the test of time with the right specialized care.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is natural stone tile?
    Natural stone tile is cut directly from stone quarried around the world, spanning materials like marble, granite, and travertine, as well as limestone, slate, and quartzite. Because it is a natural material, every tile is unique, with its own variation in color, veining, and texture.
  • Does natural stone tile need to be sealed?
    Yes. Most natural stone is porous, meaning it needs sealing to resist stains and moisture. You will need to seal after installation and reseal periodically, with frequency depending on the stone type and how much traffic and moisture it sees.
  • How do you clean and maintain natural stone tile?
    Use a pH-neutral cleaner designed for stone and avoid acidic or harsh products. Vinegar, citrus, and bleach can etch or damage stone surfaces, particularly marble and limestone. Try to wipe spills quickly and reseal as recommended to your stone surfaces protected.
  • Is natural stone tile durable?
    Durability varies by stone. Granite, slate, and quartzite are among the hardest material options and hold up well under heavy use. Marble, travertine, and limestone are softer and more susceptible to scratching and etching. With proper sealing and care, all types of natural stone can last for decades.
     
  • What is the difference between natural stone and porcelain or ceramic tile?
    Natural stone is quarried directly from the earth, while porcelain and ceramic are man-made from clay. With stone, you get one-of-a-kind variation in every piece. Porcelain and ceramic, on the other hand, deliver consistency, although you can closely mimic the look of stone. While stone requires sealing and more attentive care, porcelain and ceramic tile are lower maintenance.
  • Is natural stone tile good for bathrooms and showers?
    Yes, when properly sealed to handle moisture. Natural stone in honed and tumbled finishes provide better grip underfoot than polished surfaces. Please keep in mind that you should reseal regularly, as wet areas place greater demand on natural stone surfaces over time.
  • Can natural stone tile be used outdoors?
    Yes. Slate, travertine, and granite perform well in outdoor spaces. In colder climates, you should choose a stone rated for freeze-thaw resistance. Additionally, textured finishes improve slip resistance on patios and pool decks.
  • What finishes does natural stone tile come in?
    Our natural stone tile is available in several finishes. 
    • Polished: A glossy and reflective finish that brings out natural veining. 
    • Honed: A matte finish that offers better slip resistance. 
    • Tumbled: A weathered finish that delivers a soft, rustic look. 
    • Brushed or leathered: A textured finish that provides low sheen.
  • Why does natural stone tile vary in color and pattern?
    Natural stone is a product of the earth, so no two pieces are identical. Variation in veining, color, and texture should be expected and is part of what makes stone surfaces so visually compelling. If cohesion is a concern, you should consider ordering from the same lot and dry-lay tiles before installing.
  • Is natural stone tile slippery?
    Natural stone tile with a polished finish can be slippery, especially when wet. Honed, textured, and tumbled finishes offer more grip underfoot than polished surfaces. For wet areas and outdoor applications, choose a finish with higher slip resistance.