Porcelain · Italy, Spain & Portugal
Marble look tiles.
All the drama of Calacatta and Statuario marble, none of the sealing, staining, or specialist maintenance. Rectified porcelain with true-to-stone veining, pressed in Italy and Spain.
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Arabescato Firenze
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Calacatta Brillante
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Calacatta Meridiano
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Arabescato Imperiale
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Arabescato Firenze
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Arabescato Positano
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Arabescato Torino
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Statuario Monte
800 × 800mm · honed
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Statuario Asolo
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Travertino Onda
600 × 600 × 10mm · honed
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Travertino Reale
600 × 600 × 9mm · textured
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Piombo Carrara
600 × 600 × 9mm · matte
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Portoro Carrara
600 × 600 × 9mm · matte
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Travertino Vento
600 × 600 × 9mm · textured
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Travertino Adriatico
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
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Sahara Carrara
1620 × 3240 × 12mm · polished
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Scoglio Marmo
1620 × 3240 × 12mm · satin
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Travertino Amalfi
600 × 600 × 20mm · textured
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Travertino Verona
600 × 600 × 20mm · textured
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Petra Marmo
600 × 600 × 20mm · textured
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Travertino Meridiano
600 × 600 × 20mm · textured
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Travertino Marfil
600 × 600 × 20mm · textured
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Travertino Lucente
600 × 600 × 30mm · textured
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Travertino Raffinato
600 × 600 × 20mm · textured
Porcelain vs real marble
Why choose porcelain over real marble? Real marble is high maintenance: it needs regular sealing, scratches easily, and etches from acidic cleaners and foods. Porcelain marble-look offers identical aesthetics with none of these issues.
Calacatta vs Statuario? Calacatta tends toward warmer, more dramatic veining on a white background. Statuario has finer, more linear veining with a slightly cooler white base. Carrara is the softer, more subtle option.
Floors and walls? Yes: matte and lapped finishes for floors, polished finishes for walls. A matching floor-to-wall tile creates a monolithic, high-end look.
Grout colour? White or off-white. Unsanded grout in 2 to 3mm joints lets the veining run visually across tiles. Avoid dark grout, it breaks up the marble effect.
Specifying marble-look
Large format for bathrooms. 600×1200mm in portrait dramatically reduces grout lines. For a 2400mm floor-to-ceiling wall, two portrait tiles cover it: no cuts, no interruption to the veining.
Always order a sample. Screen rendering of veining variation can differ significantly from batch to batch. Our sample service is $15 flat for up to 5 samples, credited back against your full order.
Order 10% more than your measured area. Standard wastage allowance. Marble-look tiles with strong veining may require additional cuts to match. Budget 12 to 15% if matching.
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Marble look tile questions
Will marble-look porcelain tiles look fake?
The premium Italian and Spanish ranges (12+ unique faces, deep relief, vein-matched orientations) are convincing even at close range. Budget ranges with 4 to 6 faces have visible repeat. Always check the number of faces before buying. It's the single biggest tell of porcelain quality.
What size marble-look tile is best for a bathroom?
600×1200mm is the sweet spot for most bathrooms, large enough to read as continuous stone, small enough that perimeter cuts aren't wasteful. For very small ensuites, drop to 600×600. For showpiece bathrooms, go to 1200×1200 or porcelain slabs.
How does marble-look porcelain compare in price to natural marble?
Roughly a third to a fifth of the cost, both supply and install. Natural marble is $250 to $450/m² supply plus specialist install (slower, fragile edges) plus annual sealing. Premium Italian marble-look porcelain is $80 to $150/m² supply with standard install and zero maintenance.
Does marble-look porcelain need sealing?
No, never. Porcelain is fired at high temperature into a non-porous body. It can't absorb water, oil, wine or anything else. The grout joint may benefit from sealing in wet areas; the tile itself never does. This is the major advantage over natural marble.
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