Marble look tiles

Fourteen Pietra marble-look porcelain tiles, delivered Australia-wide, in 300 × 600, 600 × 600 and 600 × 1200 mm, with polished, honed and matt faces and one fluted profile. Marble-look tiles carry the figure without the stone. It is a grouping by look, and each product page lists the sizes, finishes and colour recorded for that tile. Every tile has an A$3 sample piece, so you can see the veining and finish in your own light before ordering.

Marble look, not marble

All fourteen record porcelain as their material. The real marble on this site is five Carrara mosaic sheets, Petite Herringbone, Stack, Large Hexagon, Fan and Round, listed together in marble tiles. Nine tiles here say Carrara. Five of them are marble. sorts out the names, and Marble bathroom tiles: 5 real marble mosaics, 14 marble looks and 8 installed rooms sets the five marble sheets against these fourteen.

Sizes, finishes and colours

Six faces are made in 300 × 600 and 600 × 600 mm and record honed and polished finishes: Bianco, Cream, Latte, Neve, Sienna and Storm. Six are made in 600 × 600 and 600 × 1200 mm: Alba, Dove, Luna, Shadow and Smoke record matt and polished, and Perla records honed. Two are made only in 600 × 1200 mm, Vela in matt and Vela Fluted with a vertical fluted profile. Across the fourteen, polished is recorded on eleven, honed on seven and matt on six; Vela Fluted records a fluted profile and no finish. The colours are nine whites, four greys and one beige. Marble-look tiles: 14 faces compared by size, finish and colour works through all fourteen, and What is a honed finish? explains the difference from polished.

Marble splashback tiles: which collection holds which

The fourteen marble looks are listed in kitchen tiles. None of them is in kitchen splashback tiles, which holds the subway, wall and mosaic formats, including the five real marble sheets. One installed kitchen uses a Pietra face as the splashback: Pietra Alba as a kitchen splashback. Two more installed pages show Pietra on walls, Pietra Luna on a vanity wall and Pietra Perla behind dining room shelving. The photographs record where the supplier's clients placed these tiles, not where a tile may be used.

Marble-look floor tiles: what the slip class records

All fourteen record a class on the AS 4586 scale, P2 on ten and P3 on four, updated on 1 October 2026 from supplier documentation. We do not hold the underlying test reports, and a recorded class is a reference value, not approval for a particular application. Eleven pages offer two finishes, and the record does not say which finish the class refers to. This is a selection group, not an application-suitability determination. Use the individual product record as the specification source and confirm project requirements with the responsible installer or specifier.

Common questions

How many marble-look tiles do I need?

A 600 × 1200 mm tile covers 0.72 m², about 1.4 tiles per square metre before cuts. The tile calculator turns your measurements into a count of whole tiles.

How do I tell two white marble looks apart?

Two white tiles that look the same: 7 rows that tell them apart shows how to read two near-identical whites off their product records. A sample of each, side by side in your own light, settles the rest.