Genuine stone, chosen piece by piece for colour and movement, with the sealing and care advice that keeps it looking right for decades.
No two stone tiles are the same, and that is the point. Marble brings veining and light, travertine and limestone bring warmth and softness, and bluestone and granite bring durability outdoors. Finishes range from honed and tumbled to sandblasted and flamed for grip.
We source stone through our procurement network and show you real samples from the batch you will receive, so there are no surprises when the pallets arrive. Every stone order comes with sealing and maintenance guidance.
Details
- Stones
- Marble, travertine, limestone, bluestone and granite
- Finishes
- Honed, polished, tumbled, sandblasted, brushed and flamed
- Best for
- Floors, bathrooms, pool surrounds, paving and feature walls
- Good to know
- Most stone needs sealing and a pH-neutral cleaner; ask us for the care sheet
Finishes
| Finish | Where it suits |
|---|---|
| Honed and tumbled | A soft, natural surface for floors and bathrooms |
| Polished | Dry internal areas and walls |
| Sandblasted, brushed and flamed | Textured for grip outdoors and around pools |
Slip results vary by stone and finish. We check the data for each one against where it is going.
Applications
- Floors and paving
- Bathrooms
- Pool surrounds
Technical documents
| Document | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Installation guidelines | Maker guidelines for adhesives, grouts, movement joints, substrates and large-format handling. |
| Product testing data | Slip resistance certificates (AS 4586), water absorption, breaking strength, chemical and stain resistance where tested. |
| Specifications | Technical data sheets: formats, thicknesses, finishes, shade variation, edge type and recommended applications. |
| CAD files and textures | Tile and pattern files for drawings, plus high-resolution textures for renders and client presentations. |
Available for every range we supply, with your sourcing brief or trade account. See the technical library.
Before you buy
- Can I see a sample from the actual batch?
- Which finish is right for a wet or outdoor area?
- Does it need sealing before and after grouting?
- How much natural variation should I expect?
Looks
Common questions
Natural stone, answered
Frequently asked questions
Is natural stone suitable around a pool?
Yes, if you choose a dense stone with a textured finish. Travertine, bluestone and some limestones are popular around pools; we check slip data and salt resistance for each one.
Does natural stone contain silica?
Many stones do, in varying amounts. Stone is not banned, but cutting it must follow the silica safety rules, so installers use wet cutting and dust extraction.
Planning a project? Let's choose your tiles together.
Book an obligation-free consultation. We will curate a short list for your space and bring it to you, so you choose in your own light.