The look of 2025 · Italian & Spanish mills
Travertine look.
The warmth of natural travertine — pitted surface, warm beige and ivory tones, cross-cut veining — without the sealing, staining, or maintenance. Made in Italy and Spain from premium porcelain body.
Floor & wall
27 tiles
Travertino Romano
Travertino Reale
Travertino Argento
Travertino Dorato
Travertino Dorato
Paris Travertine Romano
Fondovalle Stone Lab Travertino Bianco 3D Honed Texture Slab (Mesh)
Argento Perla Travertine
Travertino Argento
Paris Travertine White Soft
Fabula Travertino Cross Bianco Naturale
Fabula Travertino Cross Beige Naturale
Eco Reverso Travertino White Cristal
Eco Reverso Travertino Silver Grey Pearl
Argento Grey Travertine Semi Pol
Eco Reverso Travertino White Cristal
Argento Grey Travertine Semi Pol
Argento Perla Travertine Semi Pol
Reverso 2 Charcoal Travertine 04 Lapp
Reverso 2 Charcoal Travertine 04
Stone Travertino Classico Puro Satin Grande Slab
Travertina Ivory Matt ^
Travertina Ivory Gloss ^
Travertina Beige Matt ^
Travertina Beige Gloss ^
Travertina Mocha Gloss ^
Grey/Travertine Mosaic
Outdoor pavers — 20mm
5 pavers
R10–R11 slip rated · frost resistant
Travertino Argento
Travertino Chiaro
Travertino Vaticano
Travertine Silver External
Travertine Light External
Travertine look vs real travertine
What's the difference? Real travertine is natural limestone with naturally occurring voids that are filled with grout or resin. Porcelain travertine-look replicates the surface texture and veining digitally — with none of the porosity or maintenance demands.
Which is better for kitchens? Porcelain travertine-look, without hesitation. Natural travertine stains from oil, citrus, and coffee. Porcelain is non-porous and virtually indestructible underfoot.
Can I use it outdoors? Yes — with the 20mm outdoor paver version. These are slip-rated R10 to R11 and suitable for alfresco areas, pool surrounds, and garden paths.
Installation guide
Grout colour. Use warm grey or ivory grout — never bright white. A matching or slightly lighter tone creates the most realistic stone effect.
Rectified edges. All tiles in this range are rectified, allowing a 2–3mm grout joint for a seamless stone look.
Order wastage. Add 10% to your measured area for cuts and breakage. For diagonal or herringbone installation, add 15%.
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Travertine tile questions
What is the difference between travertine-look porcelain and natural travertine?
Travertine-look porcelain is a manufactured tile printed and textured to mimic natural travertine. It's non-porous, stain-resistant, scratch-resistant, and never needs sealing. Natural travertine is a real stone — warmer, unique tile-by-tile, develops patina, but porous and requires annual sealing in wet areas.
Where does travertine-look porcelain work best?
Anywhere you want warmth and Mediterranean character without the maintenance — kitchens, bathrooms, open-plan living, alfresco, pool surrounds. The 20mm structured pavers in matching ranges let you run the look from indoor to outdoor seamlessly.
Can I use the same travertine tile indoors and outdoors?
The visual yes, the actual tile no. The same range typically supplies a 10mm honed indoor tile and a 20mm structured outdoor paver — different products, but designed to read identically. Don't use indoor honed tile outdoors — it lacks UV stability and slip rating.
Will travertine-look porcelain look dated in 10 years?
Travertine has been a recognised tile material for 2,000 years and the look is rooted in classical architecture, not a passing trend. Cool grey concrete-look from 2015 reads dated now; warm travertine tones don't. The format and finish you choose matter more than the material in terms of dating.
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