Stone Look Tile – Striking And Adaptable

STONE LOOK PORCELAIN TILE – THE CHOICE IS ALL YOURS

It is hard to know where to begin with our selection of stone look porcelain tile. With hundreds of options to choose from you are spoilt for choice. From the sizes available, to the colorways and finishes, you have all the freedom you need to curate your perfect theme.

Porcelain is a solid, practical choice as this dense tile is tough and durable, with a high resistance to scratches and moisture making is an excellent choice for floors all around the home. You will find our stone look porcelain tiles suited to walls, backsplashes, countertops, and some outdoor uses, too. Stone provides us with a breadth of neutral color options from ivory and beige to taupe and deep brown. Some of the options are low variation offering gentle neutral monochromes that are tasteful in any setting.

LUXURY VINYL TILE FLOORING STONE LOOK – HIGHLY PRACTICAL WITH CHARMING HUES

Luxury vinyl tile flooring stone look options let you have the rustic look of stone in an easy to integrate, easy to install material. Stone isn’t a practical choice for every home or workplace, but the flexibility of luxury vinyl tile flooring enables you to bring the warmth and textures of stone into your scheme with the same irresistible natural palette that keeps on proving popular, and with good reason.

Vinyl can be used in any room in the home and is particularly helpful in bathrooms, kitchens, hallways, and other high-traffic areas where muddy feet and messy life test flooring to its limits. These stone look vinyl tiles are easy to clean and easy to care for, with a comfort underfoot that you don’t achieve so readily with stone and other tile. 

STONE LOOK FLOOR TILE – IRRESISTIBLE COLORWAYS

Stone look floor tile is the perfect choice for your home or business. It brings all the aesthetic qualities that make stone so desirable, while delivering the extra reliability that tile can provide in high traffic areas.

When considering flooring throughout the home, we have seen a strong tendency towards hardwood flooring for that clean, glossy aesthetic. Tile achieves the same great results but with a material that is even more durable and easy to care for. Don’t be afraid to consider tile for your living spaces. Large format tiles, for example, in one of our delightful beige colorways, can provide a soothing interior-scape that is the perfect basis for building the rest of your theme. 

Easy to sweep, easy to clean, it is the optimum flooring choice for households with pets as sweeping hair couldn’t be easier. This is a clear advantage for anyone wanting an anti-allergenic floor surface, as tile, with its smooth glaze, will not hold onto dust and hair the same way carpet and joints in wood flooring would.

HOW TO MAKE STONE TILE LOOK WET? 

Sealants can be used to add a durable wet look coating to your stone tile. A solvent based enhancing sealer is easy to apply and soaks into the stone well. Alternatively, you can polish your stone to give the tile a high-shine which gives a deeper color and reflective quality that gives the impression of wet stone.

IS STONE LOOK TILE POPULAR FOR FLOORS?

Why do people put the stone look tile on floors, rather than the real stone tile options?  Stone look tiles are a visually effective and durable alternative to real stone that can be used on floors indoors, and in some cases, outdoors. Porcelain is a wonderful moisture resistant option that works well in kitchens, bathrooms and outdoors. Tile is also harder, making them just that little bit more durable and scratch resistant. If you have underfloor heating, porcelain will transfer heat faster too.

WHAT TILE LOOKS BEST WITH STONE COPING? 

Of course, it is possible to match stone coping with tile, but this can be an opportunity to add some flair and create a look that is distinctively your own. Travertine, porcelain, and limestone are popular choices of coping stone, and with their wonderful neutral colorways it is easy to find one to co-ordinate with or enhance your choice of tile. Stone look tiles look great with stone coping as they emulate their patterns and textures. Choose the same finish for both so that the look whether complimentary or contrasting, is cohesive overall.