Refresh your old Marble flooring with Eramosa Porcelain Tiles

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Marbles have been long used in flooring, backsplash and kitchen tops. Marbles being more than a century old, today hardly anyone uses them anymore.   
Tile and marble both provide durable material for almost any need. Yet, today Marble are being replaced with tiles, especially Eramosa Porcelain Tiles. The tiles get its name from Canadian stone, used widely. 

The Eramosa Porcelain Tiles are non-reflective tiles, best known for its marble-like lining.  Since it is non-polished tile, texture can be felt on the surface. To an untrained eye, it looks very similar to marble or other stones.

Eramosa Porcelain Tiles are available in four glamorous colors.  White, grey, silver and beige.




White, provides brighter and cooler environment.  It reflects most of the light, it is great for low light surroundings. It is best suited for indoor flooring and worktops.
Grey, offers the darkest shade of Eramosa tiles. Grey will give the luxurious and rich look to its surrounding. It is best suited for bathrooms, indoor and outdoor flooring.

Silver is the slightly darker version of white. It is a mix between white and grey designs. Silver offers the most contrast out of all tiles. Stripes are thicker and darker than white, which makes it a great choice for flooring solutions.  It looks very similar to white marble.
Beige is probably the most used tile among all. Beige color is perfect for kitchen and Splashbacks. When complimented with white and golden accessories or furniture, the room looks really luxurious and dramatic.  

Mosaic of tile and marble are also becoming popular for Splashbacks and wall design.

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