18-20 Inches Tumbled Floor & Wall Tile

The material is a type of gray color natural stone with a background of cream beige tones. It is quarried in Turkey. It has a stunning blend of colors which will make your interiors very unique.

With a rough, tumbled finish and uneven texture, tumbled travertine Tile will bring a rustic or cottage-style look to your home decor. This gorgeous travertine tile is equally lovely for flooring, feature walls, and countertop applications and is sure to transform any room in your home into a warm and welcoming space. Install to achieve high style and natural good looks!

These wall tiles can help give bathrooms a sleek yet natural appearance. They look fantastic around wooden or stone sinks, and traditional Victorian bathtubs, and even make for a fantastic floor for your walk-in shower. The finish helps maximize natural light without reflecting a harsh light like some more polished finishes. Incorporate a luscious potted plant to create an additional texture that will add vibrancy to your design.

Natural light travertine tiles are part of a whole collection of products made with this stone. This product is available in a variety of finishes to complement your contemporary and modern decor. While these elegant natural items will add an air of luxury to any room, they can also be found on their own in most bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms, home offices, bedrooms, patios, and entryways.

These tiles will add interest and personality to any room in your home or office. Use these decorative pieces as an accent for larger area features such as doorways, walls, and shelves.

This marble pattern will provide endless design possibilities, from contemporary to classic, and is suitable for use within wall or flooring installations. Create a great focal point to suit a variety of settings with this timeless selection.

Beautiful varied design. Looks great in my new kitcheb. Jolynn. Austintown, OH. Mon Nov 25 2019

Limestone has been quarried for centuries and is popular in architecture in many landmarks internationally. Limestone has been commonly used for flooring, backsplashes, bathrooms, or fireplaces. Avoid using limestone products on countertops as it is a softer stone and acid-sensitive.