European Tile, Marble & Design

Travertine is generally used for floors, walls, countertops and for outside as cladding and pavement. Travertine is generally filled with grout before it is honed or polished, which produces a uniform surface more like other marbles. Unfilled travertine is also quite beautiful, and is often seen as exterior surfaces of buildings. Travertine stones result from hot spring water penetrating up through underground limestone. When the water evaporates, it leaves behind layers of dissolved limestone and other minerals, giving it its banded appearance. Travertine stones are generally light-colored beiges and tans.

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Alabastrino Filled Travertine	Antique Red Travertine (Antik Kirmizi Traverten)	Antique Saturnia Travertine	Beige Travertine (Bej Traverten)


Brown Travertine	Classic Travertine	Coliseum Travertine	Commercial Honed / Filled Travertine


Dark Unfilled Travertine	Denizli Travertine	Desert Sand Travertine	Durango Travertine


Golden Maroon Travertine	Golden Sienna Travertine	Golden Travertine	Gray Travertine


Ivory Classic Travertine	Ivory Dark Travertine	Ivory Light Travertine	Ivory Medium Travertine


Mexican Light Cross-Cut Travertine	Mocha Travertine	Navona Travertine	Noce Honed / Unfilled Travertine


Noce Polished / Filled Travertine	Noce Travertine	Noce Tumbled Travertine	Noce Vein-Cut Travertine


Persian Red Travertine	Persian Red Vein-Cut Travertine	Persian Unfilled / Light Travertine	Pink Honed / Unfilled Travertine


Pink Honed Travertine	Pueblo Travertine	Red Travertine	Roman Cross-Cut Travertine


Roman Vein-Cut Polished Travertine	Romano Noce Travertine	Rosa Travertine	Rosso Travertine


Saturina (Alabastrino) Travertine	Scabas Travertine	Silver Blue Travertine	Silver Travertine


Walnut Travertine	Yellow Honed / Filled Travertine	Yellow Honed / Unfilled Travertine