Porcelain Tile

Since porcelain, the tile costs lower than natural stone. Homeowners mesmerized with the appearance of white marble often choose marble-look porcelain tiles for cost control.

Our Orion Blanco Matte Porcelain Tiles are 100% waterproof. The material they imitate (which is wood) is vulnerable to water and moisture. Not wood but this material can be used in your bathroom.

Our Pure Black Hexagon Porcelain Tiles add depth to your home interior. It allows you to create a timeless design, apart from proving your home with a hear-wearing floor or wall surface.

Eden Calacatta Polished Porcelain Tiles is a latest addition to our stone-look porcelain tile collection. It is a large format tile available in 24 inches x 48 inches dimensions.

Aspenwood Ash 9x48 Porcelain Tiles come in matte finish along with handsome shades of gray. The wood-like tile, due to its unique plank like shape and size, makes an ideal choice for flooring.

The best part of porcelain pavers is that, they can be designed to look like other materials. Popular natural stones – such as marble, granite, and slate - too!

Both porcelain and ceramic tiles are made from clay. In fact, porcelain itself is a type of ceramic. So, what’s the difference between the two? Which tile would be better for residential flooring?