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m111675

Porcelain that looks like white marble

m111675
hace 5 años
Looking for a polished porcelain with a white/cream background with soft grey veining (maybe statuario). Don’t want too dark veining and don’t want too much veining. Would like in 24x24 or 18x18 in polished porcelain. Seems better if comes from Italy. Suggestions? Would love to see real life photos of it too. Thanks!
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  • tatts
    hace 5 años

    You do not want polished porcelain on the floor in a bathroom. Too slippery when wet, especially when there are so few grout joints with large tile. Bad idea.

    Comentarios (56)

    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      Thanks very much. Any other choices besides MSI brand? Gizzini Stat One? Florim Cerim Timeless Calacatta? Cerdomus Statuario Puro? Thanks!
    • pattyl11
      hace 5 años

      https://www.porcelanicoshdc.es/en/serie/?serie=ONIX%20365 Matte

      https://www.porcelanicoshdc.es/en/serie/?serie=ONIX%2059 Glossy

    • PRO
      Dragonfly Tile & Stone Works, Inc.
      hace 5 años

      Are you committed to the 18x18 size? You'd have more options if not.

    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      Could be 24x24. Prefer square for floor on diagonal. Could also do 12x24 in offset pattern on shower walls.
    • PRO
      Skippack Tile & Stone
      hace 5 años

      Just go visit the better tile showrooms in your area; you will see many options in one place and get a "feel" for what you like.

    • PRO
      Anglophilia
      hace 5 años

      I used such a tile in my own MBath. It was NOT polished, but matte finished, and I used a small white tile for the shower floor - big tiles don't work in small spaces and my shower is small (36" square - just exactly to Code). I love it!

    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      I have been to tile shops and can’t find what I am looking for - looking for cream/white background and soft grey veining but not too much of it. Some of the suggestions here look like they have more veining than I would like. But I would like some distinct veining - not just grey tile.
    • PRO
      Dragonfly Tile & Stone Works, Inc.
      hace 5 años

      Porcelain that has the look of natural stone will try to replicate natural stone = white with grey/and perhaps others shades in the veining. What exactly is your inspiration? Only natural stone will offer the variation in color I think you are suggesting. A photo of the look you like?

    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      Cerdomus Statuario Puro looks pretty good but having a hard time seeing it in person or in a photo online not from the brochure/catalogue but a real life photo of it

      http://www.cerdomus.com/flex/AppData/WebLive/webCataloghi/ac7eef020a8771ba326152ef1e3af876/Catalogo ExtremeWhite 2P.pdf
    • PRO
      Skippack Tile & Stone
      hace 5 años

      I'm surprised you're having trouble locating the look/style in a good tile showroom. Some of the lines that are in my shop; in Happy Floors, there's multiple series in the style. Novabell, the Imperial Line is beautiful, Anatolia's Mayfair Line are just some examples of what's available.

    • thinkdesignlive
      hace 5 años
      MSI has a calacatta porcelain that might work for you. It’s not a stark white background (see shower pic) ditto others that have said no glossy floors however I also prefer matte finish for walls. Water spots are much more evident on the glossy.
    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      Thanks. Anatolia’s Mayfair is made in China. Any difference between Italian made and Chinese made porcelains that look like marble? I heard Italian is the best.
    • Kristin S
      hace 5 años

      Vallelunga Calacatta is lovely. It has some of the luminosity of marble, which is hard to find. I would NOT use the large tiles on the flor, though, as they’d be pretty slick. (We got one to test since we were considering it.) you’d have to track down who your local distributor would be - United Tile carries it, if they’re in your region. www.vallelungacer.it/collezioni/calacatta/?lang=en

    • PRO
      Sabrina Alfin Interiors
      hace 5 años

      As others have pointed out, 12 x 24 tile on a shower floor is a slipping hazard. Many manufacturers of porcelain tile make matching 2 x 2's for this purpose, but if they don't, your tile guy can cut them to size on site. More $ for installation if you go this route, however. I would check out Porcelanosa or Arizona Tile for good porcelain options that look like carerra marble.

    • Pinebaron
      hace 5 años

      You can use polished tile on the shower walls/tub surround and a satin version on bathroom floors.


      Much of this information is available online but few pay attention to this level of detail prior to selecting flooring material.


      The following is relevant to tiles:


      SCOF/Static Coefficient of Friction or DCOF/Dynamic Coefficient of Friction: 0.42 is acceptable as a minimum value for surfaces that are expected to be walked on when wet with water; higher numbers are better.


      PEI Rating: This is not relevant to your use of tiles in the bathroom but for entry and other traffic ares. Standard tiles have a rating of III (3) suitable for light to moderate traffic but IV (4) is better and usually commericial grade suitable for moderate to heavy traffic.


      MOHS Rating: Mohs Hardness Scale is used as a convenient way to help identify minerals. A mineral's hardness is a measure of its relative resistance to scratching. For instance quartz is 7; a good quality porcelain tile will be 6.

    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      I usually just see polished and matte versions. Which ones have satin?
    • Pinebaron
      hace 5 años
      Última modificación: hace 5 años

      The matte version; satin is just a texture name and in this instance refers to tiles that are not polished.

    • PRO
      Imperial Flooring Inc.
      hace 5 años

      https://www.daltile.com/products/tile/marble-attache#Description

    • Kristin S
      hace 5 años

      Is that a newer product from Daltile? I'd planned to use a different marble-look line from them in our house, but I don't remember seeing that one...

    • jkt107
      hace 5 años

      We are using Crossville Virtue. It's one of the most realistic looking ones I've seen.


    • PRO
      Debbi Washburn
      hace 5 años

      I would look into Happy floors... they have some beautiful tiles and alot of them are rated for pool areas - so they would be more slip resistant!

    • Kristin S
      hace 5 años

      Crossville Virtue was discontinued and replaced by State of Grace.

    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      Where are the State of Grace tiles made?
    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      Anyone have any real life photos of these tiles? Often they look much different in real life than in the catalogues/brochures/website. Thanks!
    • Kristin S
      hace 5 años

      I just took a picture of the sample board for State of Grace today. I really liked it. It was more beige and less gray in person v. on the website..


    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      Yes State of Grace looks pretty but probably also helpful to see more tiles to see range of the veining. Hard with these just to see samples because so much variation. Seems best to see a bunch installed in showroom or in a house to get an accurate depiction.
    • User
      hace 5 años
      Check out floor and decor!
    • Lila S
      hace 5 años
      You are looking for what I’m looking to use in the new house we’re building, this place have it in large format and its the best price I find , they have couple option in sizes and colors , check it , the price is between 2 to 3 $ per sq which I think its great https://tilesnstone.com/category/porcelain-floor-tiles/large-format-tile/
    • adawn5
      hace 5 años

      ccwatters posted photos yesterday of their bathroom which used state of grace tiles at the end of this thread: https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/5551115/porcelain-marble-advice-please

    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      Thanks for the reference to that other thread with some photos of State of Grace. Very helpful to see. Any other photos of real life porcelain white marbles - like Cerdomus Statuario Plus or Cerim/Florim Timeless Calacatta or any other recommended Italian/Spanish-made ones? Thanks!
    • pr16
      hace 5 años

      Have you looked at Artistic Tile?

    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      Yes I looked at Artistic Tile but the only porcelain statuary looking tile is one that is 24x48. That is really big. It would need to be laid in an offset pattern but 1/3 offset. It can be cut but then becomes a lot more expensive. I like this one though. Think worth it to deal with 24x48? Would be for bath floor, shower walls, and tub front. Anything similar to that one but that comes in 24x24? I want white/cream background with grey veining, but not too much of it and not too dark. Thanks!
    • Pinebaron
      hace 5 años
      Última modificación: hace 5 años

      I’ll put up completed master bath pics soon but how about this?






    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      They look good!
    • wdccruise
      hace 5 años
      Última modificación: hace 5 años

      You might want to take a look at emser.com. Emser makes lots of tiles that might meet your requirements and its website lists the usage (floor, shower, wall, etc.) for which each tile is suitable. Emser has showrooms around the country where you can see the tile and from which you can take samples. Examples: Kalta, Quest, Duomo.

    • Trina
      hace 5 años
      I just finished this bathroom. We stained the cement. I bought the tile at Home Depot. I’m not sure if the brand
    • Pinebaron
      hace 5 años
      Última modificación: hace 5 años

      Few pics. I still need to attach hand shower slides and shower glass is a month away. Examples of what you may want; polished tile on walls and tub with satin tile on the floor.







    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      That looks really good!! What tile is used in your bathroom?
    • ccwatters
      hace 5 años

      Crossville State of Grace in my bathroom....


      On hex floor:


      See base moulding for idea of larger pieces



      Up close before grout (not great lighting)




      On shower wall in niche


    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      Anyone seen or know Portofino Venato tile? It is from Italy but not sure about its quality. Does not look quite as well made but hard to tell. The coating at the top seems thin. Would love to hear what people think/know about this tile. Thank you!!
    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      Here is a link to the Portofino Venato tile - see this webpage and scroll down to see it. It looks like Statuario.

      http://cancostileandstone.com/index.php?route=product/productline&path=83_891#ad-image-0

      What do you think? Good quality? Any photos of real life install?

      Thanks!
    • m111675
      Autor original
      hace 5 años
      Here is a link to the same Portofino tile (this is the Italian maker’s website)

      https://www.ceramicasantagostino.it/en/products/collection/themar/?ambience=556
    • fancyxx
      hace 5 años
      Try bedrosians.
    • pattyl11
      hace 5 años

      https://www.porcelanicoshdc.es/en/serie/?serie=CARRARA

      https://www.emilamerica.com/collections/bianco-italia

    • kitchen3920
      hace 5 años

      Hi! How did your bathroom turn out? Please post a picture and information on the products. Thanks!

    • hannah himelman
      hace 4 años

      Can you tell me what countertop you went with?

    • hannah himelman
      hace 4 años

      I am using Caesarstone quartz products and am deciding between frosty carrina and organic white to use with the white quest floor tile. Any advice ?

    • User
      hace 4 años

      Start a new thread is alway the best advise, as your question will be clear in the title.

    • PRO
      JCA Design Group
      hace 4 años

      The OP has everything correct and the answer is Refin Ceramiche out of Italy. They make an outstanding porcelain and you cannot tell it's a print no matter how close you get. We have used this product in our builds time and again. The company is wonderful to deal with, and their product is second to none. Plus, we have their marble look tiles installed all over our office and you would be amazed at how many people walk in and ask where we purchased the marble from so they can get it too. They are always shocked to hear it's actually Italian porcelain and not marble. If you are in the Austin area, we are a Refin dealer and would be glad to assist.

    • Dan Hay
      hace 2 años
      Última modificación: hace 2 años

      We went with a honed porcelain slab with grey veining. It took me a long time to find a slab that looks a lot like Calacatta marble. Love how it turned out!



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