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Thermal Blue

Natural Stone Look Porcelain Pavers 24x24

$8.90 / sq ft $16.95 / sq ft -47%
24x24

Gris Argent

Glazed Wood Look Porcelain Tiles 12x24

$2.21 / sq ft $2.43 / sq ft -9%
12x24

Warm Gray

Natural Stone Look Porcelain Pavers 24x24

$8.90 / sq ft $16.95 / sq ft -47%
24x24

Gris Fonce

Matte Hexagon Ceramic Mosaics 12x12

$2.84 / sq ft $12.95 / sq ft -78%

Silver

Tumbled Travertine Pavers 6x12

$10.90 / sq ft $16.95 / sq ft -36%

Asphalt

Matte Terrazzo Tiles 8x8

$3.66 / sq ft $12.95 / sq ft -72%
8x8

Silver Mystique

Polished Marble Tiles 6x12

$4.42 / sq ft $12.95 / sq ft -66%

Urban Alloy

Metallic Subway Glass Tiles 3x9

$4.64 / sq ft $12.95 / sq ft -64%
3x9

Lipica

Honed Limestone Look Porcelain Tiles 12x24

$3.90 / sq ft $13.95 / sq ft -72%
12x24+1 size
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is gray tile still in style?

Yes. Gray is a lasting neutral that reads modern without feeling cold, and it pairs with white, wood, brass, and black. Cool greys like basalt lean modern, and warmer greiges feel softer and more inviting.

What is the difference between basalt and gray marble?

Basalt is a dense volcanic stone with an even, almost concrete grey. Bardiglio and other grey marbles have soft, cloudy veining and more movement. Basalt looks minimal and modern, and grey marble looks more classic.

Does gray porcelain need sealing?

No. Porcelain is vitreous and non-absorbent, so it never needs sealing and resists stains and moisture. Natural-stone greys like basalt and marble should be sealed on install.

Gray Tiles and Mosaics

Gray reads modern without feeling cold, and it plays well with almost anything. This collection covers the full range, from honed Bardiglio Light and Carrara marble and Basaltina basalt in 12x24 to porcelain and zellige-look ceramic, in field tiles and hexagon, subway, herringbone, and penny mosaics.

Why gray goes with everything

Gray sits nicely next to white, warm wood, brass, and black, which is why it comes up again and again. Basalt gives you a dense, even, almost concrete calm. Bardiglio marble adds soft, cloudy movement. Porcelain matches the same tones with less upkeep. The result stays current for years.

Warm grays and cool grays

Cool grays like basalt and Bardiglio lean crisp and modern. Warmer greiges, including some porcelains and travertine looks, feel softer and more inviting. Honed finishes keep the tone matte, and a touch of polish adds depth on a feature wall. Seal stone; porcelain doesn't need it.

Prefer something brighter? See white tiles and mosaics. For the darker, silver-gray backsplash look, visit grey backsplash tile.

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