Collection: Stone Effect Porcelain

<p>Stone effect porcelain brings the character of natural stone — travertine, limestone, sandstone — to a surface that shrugs off water, frost, staining and foot traffic. No sealing, no etching, no patchy weathering.</p> <p>Five collections, each drawn from a different quarried stone and reproduced in porcelain stoneware by Coem in Italy. Available in multiple formats including 60x90cm, in unpolished rectified and outdoor rectified finishes, with 20mm paving and step treads across selected ranges.</p> <h3>The collections</h3> <ul> <li><strong>Loire</strong> — the pale, quiet stone of French architectural heritage. Taupe, Avorio and companion shades.</li> <li><strong>Castle</strong> — ancient stone, understated and full-bodied, at home in modern interiors. Ivory and Grey.</li> <li><strong>Luberon</strong> — filled travertine, warm and even-grained, with the natural voids closed. Crème and Ivoire.</li> <li><strong>Maison Blanche</strong> — pale Burgundy limestone from eastern France, fine and consistent. White and Beige.</li> <li><strong>Gascogne</strong> — Gascogne Blue stone, dense in colour and geological in feel. Grigio and Bianco.</li> </ul> <h3>Where it works</h3> <p>Floors and walls, wet rooms and bathrooms, kitchens, hallways and living space, over underfloor heating. Outdoor rectified and 20mm paving options carry the same surface out to terraces, patios and pool surrounds, so an interior floor can run through to the garden without a change of material.</p> <h3>Laying</h3> <p>60x90cm suits brick bond with a 45cm offset, or a straight stack for a quieter, more contemporary grid. A 3mm joint in a grout tone matched to the tile keeps the pattern reading as stone rather than as tiling.</p> <p>Prices per m². Samples available.</p>