Travertine Tiles
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Travertino Alabastrino (filled)
from 197,54 € / sqm Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Travertino Giallo (filled)
from 233,24 € / sqm Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Travertino Navona (filled)
from 302,26 € / sqm Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Travertino Noce (filled)
from 147,56 € / sqm Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Travertino Romano Classico (filled)
from 147,56 € / sqm Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Travertino Rosso (filled)
from 233,24 € / sqm Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Travertine tiles bring Mediterranean warmth into your home. This limestone, with its characteristic finely porous structure and warm beige, cream and nut-brown tones, evokes Tuscan country houses and Roman baths – after all, the Romans themselves built with travertine. Unlike uniform porcelain tiles, travertine lives from its natural banding: no two tiles are alike, and that is precisely its charm.
Our range includes travertine tiles with honed, brushed or tumbled finishes, either filled (closed pores) or unfilled. Whether as a warm floor in the living area, a cosy bathroom or a wall covering: if you would like to buy travertine tiles, we support you with personal advice and our sample service.
Buying travertine tiles – warmth and character for every room
Travertine is a porous limestone whose natural cavities give it its unmistakable face. With filled tiles, the pores are closed at the factory – the surface is smooth and easy to clean. Unfilled travertine looks even more natural; the pores are usually closed during grouting or deliberately left open. Which variant is right depends on the area of use and your taste – ideally compare both on a sample.
Where to use it: bathroom, living areas and floors
Travertine is especially popular in bathrooms: the matt, slightly textured surface is naturally slip-resistant and feels pleasant barefoot. In living and dining areas a travertine floor creates a warm, calm atmosphere and suits country-house interiors as well as modern, reduced concepts. Travertine conducts heat very well, making it ideal for underfloor heating. It also cuts a fine figure as wall cladding, in hallways or on stairs.
Finishes: tumbled, honed, brushed
Tumbled travertine has rounded edges and an antique look – perfect for a rustic, Mediterranean style. Honed tiles appear calmer and more modern, while brushed surfaces with their velvety feel sit in between. Combined with the available formats – from classic small sizes to large formats and the popular Roman pattern – very different room designs can be achieved.
Caring for travertine tiles
Travertine is sealed after installation and is uncomplicated from then on: regular mopping with clean water or a pH-neutral stone cleaner is sufficient. Acidic cleaners should be avoided. Minor signs of use can even be removed by re-honing – something no ceramic tile can offer.
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What is the difference between filled and unfilled travertine?
With filled travertine, the natural pores are closed with filler at the factory – the surface is smooth and particularly easy to clean. Unfilled travertine shows the pure structure of the stone; the pores can be closed during grouting or deliberately left open.
Is travertine suitable for the bathroom?
Yes, very much so. The matt, finely textured surface is naturally slip-resistant and the stone feels warm. After installation, travertine should be sealed so that water and care products cannot penetrate.
Does travertine work with underfloor heating?
Natural stone is one of the best coverings for underfloor heating: travertine conducts heat quickly and stores it for a long time – the heating works more efficiently than under many other floor coverings.
How do I care for travertine tiles?
Mop regularly with clean water or a pH-neutral natural stone cleaner and avoid acidic products (vinegar, citrus). Sealing after installation protects against stains and makes routine cleaning much easier.
Can I order a travertine sample first?
Yes. Simply order an original sample of your preferred travertine and check colour, structure and finish at home. The sample price is refunded as a voucher with a later order.







