Stone Look Porcelain Tile | Tile by Style
Atelier is a line with a classic soul redesigned for modern tastes. It has the look of limestone that is artfully fashioned to straddle the line between rustic and modern. Gazzini was inspired by the popular Tala limestone, and then they mixed in some subtle travertine graphics to add extra depth to the neutral palette. The edges are slightly chiseled, yet they are also rectified allowing for tighter grout joints. The surface structure has some texture without being overdone. The 16x16 size offers a square size sets the line apart by being something different, while at the same time it’s completely logical and appropriate for the look of the tile. This is a line with timeless, natural charm that will appeal to diverse tastes.
Elios Slate is a porcelain with a realistic slate look, giving us the grandeur of Mother Nature’s beauty but with the technical advantages of porcelain material. With its rectified edges, the Slate line avoids being overly rustic, allowing customers to use the material in a variety of design concepts. The realism and depth of color will add a richness to any installation. All colors have the characteristic movement of real slate, while some colors have wider shade variation than others.
Mariner was inspired by Nature when creating their well-executed, porcelain reproduction of real travertine. They gave it an upgraded, elegant feel by softening the look and removing some of travertine’s less appealing imperfections. With three neutral colors in 12 x 24 and 24 x 24 in a rectified edge, this line will work well for customers seeking to create a harmonious, natural atmosphere. Theory is suitable for residential and light to moderate commercial applications
Terrazzo flooring dates back to the 1500s in Venice and first arrived in the United States in the 1700s. It is an ageless look that is currently experiencing a surge in popularity. The Retro series captures the look of Terrazzo in 3 classic colors - white, taupe and grey - but with all the technical advantages of porcelain. Retro is special because it has a balanced mixture of large and small stone chips. The white takes advantage of the stone mix with subtlety, while the grey and taupe are a bit more lively.
Corso is a porcelain interpretation of travertine with a subtly rustic appeal. The graphic includes the characteristic movement of travertine, including charming imperfections and small areas of fill. It has a slightly chiseled edge but it’s a rectified material, so customers can get different aesthetic results based on what grout joint size they prefer. It comes in two warm colors that are trending and are perfectly appropriate for a travertine look.
Terrae is a slate look that is modern and refined without sacrificing the recognizable and distinct appearance of slate. The earthy colors have the variation and movement of slate without being extreme.
Arkistyle Terrazzo is an eye-catching contemporary reinterpretation of terrazzo, distinguished by the presence of multicolored flakes, creating a sophisticated contrasting effect. By reworking the terrazzo concept in this way, Arkistyle offers a successful synthesis of natural charm in a decorative aspect. The two color options coordinate well with the Arkistyle Limestone palette and with many other tiles.
The Arkistyle Limestone is a refined limestone look featured by the inclusion of marine fossils. Some of the fossils are hinted at and blend with the background color and others are more visible. With the classic 12 x 24 size and the 8-1/2” Hexagon, the Arkistyle offers options that lend themselves to original installations and customized spaces. The color palette is carefully designed to calibrate the tones and soft graphic effect allowing for colors to be combined together and used with other collections.
Arkiquartz offers a technologically advanced interpretation of the natural quartzite of Mediterreanean origin, the Kavala Stone. The origin stone is characterized by a pronounced 3-D surface with fissures and natural abrasions which add to the aesthetic. In their porcelain interpretation, Marca Corona has delivered the visual impact of that rough appearance, but with a surface texture that is surprisingly soft to the touch.
Inspired by nature, Geology is a porcelain recreation of slate in 3 colors with the wide shade variation that is characteristic of natural slate’s strong personality. Intended for exterior use, the R11 Grip surface offers the perfect combination of beauty, dependability and safety for outdoor pavements. As a high-fire porcelain product, it provides technical advantages such as strength, a high resistance to temperature variations, and resistance to stains, solvents, and cleaning products. It comes in two modular sizes can be used individually or combined together to create patterns.
Marca Corona is expanding their impressive collection of marble looks with three stunning new marbles in the Foyer Royal series. The Cozy color is a warm, creamy sandstone look (the Turkish Marmo Mediterraneo), Delicate is a classic white marble (Italian Cremo Delicato) and Chic is a soft grey (the French Gris de Savoie) that is perfectly on-trend.
The aesthetic of Stonecloud is simple without being plain. Inspired by volcanic lava, the graphic has subtle shading and small mineral spots. The result is something that has depth and interest without adhering to an identifiable pattern. The color palette includes attractive neutrals, a clean white, and a rich, deep blue. All five colors are stocked in two finishes, Natural and Embossed, each enlivened with important details. The Natural finish is not completely flat and has matte and shiny areas that reflect the light in different ways. The Embossed finish has a delicately raised linear structure that has a pleasant worn effect, creating a structured porcelain that is still easy to clean.
The Tibur series was inspired by Jerusalem stone, a well-known limestone that has been used for centuries. This porcelain version has some special details that make it especially interesting. Even though it is a rectified tile, the edges are gently chiseled. The surface is also not completely flat; it has some undulation and some areas of indentation to give the feel of old stone. The semi-polishing of the Vintage finish creates a unique effect on the undulated surface and has a soft “rubbed” feel to it. The mosaics - a Herringbone in the Vintage finish and the Intreccio Mosaic in the Natural finish - make this line a complete package.
Mirage is an inkjet Full-Body Italian Porcelain. Mirage has taken advantage of all the newest and latest inkjet technology to achieve the look of real stone including the natural veining and shading that occurs. The end result is a random yet controlled mixing of hues and surfaces within each stone color.
The Ardenne series is a stone look inspired by the flowing veins of Brazilian slate and the delicate pebbles found on the shore. The final aesthetic would be equally at home in a modern or rustic design.
Etienne is a rectified porcelain with an authentic French limestone look. The graphic variation includes a mix of different limestone finishes - aged and waxed - including some pieces that have oxidation marks caused by exposure to sun and rain. The final look is impactful and, at its competitive price point, this series is a true value.
The cross-cut travertine look is more than traditional; it is perennially popular. Yet, as factories discontinue old travertine lines, it has become difficult to find replacements. With the Tradition series, we found one that will be a great option for customers seeking the travertine look. As a one color line, it manages to be far more than just one tile. The color has deep graphic detail and a nuanced blend of warm tones that make it a chameleon that moves from Ivory to Almond to Gold, depending on its surroundings. In fact, it will appeal to anyone who simply wants a beautiful stone-look in a warm color.
It is not easy to emulate the true, deep black of the popular Nero Marquinia marble from Spain but Gazzini rose to the challenge with their Marquinia series. Using the purest raw materials in their colored-body porcelain clay, they were able to obtain a genuine black color. By adding the marble’s distinctive white veins, this porcelain is recognizable as a superior interpretation of a classic and dramatic choice. It is suitable for residential applications.
Antique Lux is a new generation of marble-look porcelain. Gazzini always has a special approach with their marble looks and, with this line, they are taking advantage of exciting new technology to achieve a final product that truly looks and feels like real marble. The glazes are applied in a way that perfectly follows the surface structure, creating veins that you can feel as well as see. The special finish is made the same way as fully polished material, with polishing wheels that rub the surface, but without going as deep as with full polishing, creating an elegant satin finish. The finish also has technical advantages such as better resistance to scratching and no risk of microporosities. By the innovative combination of these two techniques, we have a marble look that is extremely natural to the touch as well as stunningly beautiful. The line comes in 6 colors that are familiar yet unique. Gazzini was inspired by real marble, and then they finessed the graphics and colors to make them even more attractive to market demands.
Verde 1999 employs graphics from different stones and concrete, mixing them together to create the crossover contemporary/classic look for the Blast series. Both sizes of this colored-body inkjet porcelain are rectified. It is important to blend tiles within each carton, and from different cartons during installation to insure a proper range of variation.
Motif reproduces all the special features of the classic Calacatta Gold marble of Italian tradition. The vein, color, tactile sensation and visual impact all reflect the beauty of this noble stone with it’s bright white background and warm veining. With the Natural (honed) and Polished finishes, and multiple sizes and mosaics, Motif offers a full range of options within this one color series.
Offering the impeccable technical performance of a full-body porcelain, combined with the high quality product that one expects from Marca Corona, Deluxe delivers two sought-after stone replicas. Suitable for residential & commercial applications.
Alabastro offers two colors of light, white marble (or Alabaster) that hit the sweet spot by being neither too plain nor too busy. The overall look is soft and subtle, but the graphic also has impressive depth making it feel as though you can see through layers of alabaster stone. The Avorio color is perfect for the customer seeking a refined marble look in a warm, gold-based tone. The Bianco fits the customer who wants to stay more neutral, with its warm grey veining. With two finishes in two sizes in both colors, plus the 24 x 48 in polished only, this series can be used many ways and will add character to any project.
For their Taj Mahal series, Campogalliano was inspired by the beautiful white marble of the iconic landmark it is named for. Different from other white marbles, the Taj Mahal white is almost tone on tone, with beautiful veining that has a gentle, onyx-like grain. With one color in two finishes and two sizes, this series epitomizes the classic timelessness of white marble, adding elegance to any installation.
Exalt is a selection of marbles that offers the aesthetic of high-class material that embodies a strongly stated elegance. In their quest to make a true interpretation of these marbles, Cerim is taking advantage of the latest inkjet technology that allows them to layer white glazes over colors. This creates one of the most realistic marble looks available, as there are no visible pixels. It really looks like there are veins underneath the surface. With two white marbles, a soft gray and a crosscut onyx, this is a collection that brings authentic beauty to any project.