French Pattern Travertine Tile
French Pattern Travertine Tile
At Stone Tile US, we carry 18 different selections of French Pattern Travertine Tile that were carefully selected at our quarries to satisfy the most demanding clientele.
We carry the French Pattern Travertine Tile in two finishes: Brushed and Chiseled and Tumbled.
The Brushed and Chiseled finish is great for indoors and outdoors as these brushed tiles have great traction and are slip resistant. Brushed finish, as the name suggests, is obtained either with a plastic or a metal brush that is applied to the tile’s surface. Brushed stone is mostly unfilled and feels rough to the touch giving it an antiqued look. Chiseled finish, means that the tiles have “broken” edges that, combined with the brushed finish, gives them an antique look.
The Tumbled finish on our French Pattern Travertine Tile is great for indoors and outdoors as they are also slip resistant. Tumbled finish, is done at the factory by machines that roughen up the edges to give it that finish. The tumbled edges give the tile a soft and smooth look as they have rounded edges. The tumbled French Pattern Travertine Tiles are mostly unfilled and feel smooth to the touch giving it a softer, more finished look.
We carry 13 different colors of Brushed and Chiseled French Pattern Travertine Tile to enhance any décor. If you are going for a rustic ambiance, look no further than our Antique Blend French Pattern Travertine Tiles either in Brushed and Chiseled or Tumbled finish. If you want a softer, more romantic look that will blend in with any décor, look for our Cream Brushed and Chiseled French Pattern Travertine Tile. We also carry the more classic earth tones such as Walnut or Noce as well as the most modern Silver colors. At Stone Tile Us, you will find the perfect French Pattern Travertine Tile for your particular needs.
We carry 5 different colors of Tumbled French Pattern Travertine Tile to make it easier for you to choose the one that will look the best at your home. These tiles will add value to your home. These tiles are very durable and will last you for years to come making this kind of investment, a once in a lifetime expense.
