Carrara Marble Tiles
Carrara marble tiles are one of the most popular natural stone choices for homes and commercial spaces alike. Quarried in the Carrara region of Tuscany in Italy, these tiles feature a soft grey white background with delicate and flowing veins. This gives a timeless look that works with virtually any design scheme. Whether you’re tiling a bathroom, kitchen backsplash or hallway, our range of Carrara marble tiles comes in a variety of sizes and finishes to suit your project and budget.
This is just a selection of our range of marble tiles as we stock more Italian brands like Calacatta, Statuario and Arabescato as well as other leading brands from other countries like Crema Marfil, Nero Marquina and Rosa Portugala. For a wider selection take a look at our full range of marble tiles.
Bianco Carrara Marble Tiles – 610 x 610
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Carrara Honed Marble Tiles – 305 x 305
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Carrara Marble Tiles – 610 x 305
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Carrara Honed Marble Tiles – 610 x 305
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Carrara Marble Tiles – 610 x 610
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Carrara Honed Marble Tiles – 610 x 610
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Carrara Marble Tiles FAQ
What are Carrara marble tiles?
Carrara marble tiles are made from natural marble quarried in Carrara in Italy, which is one of the world’s oldest and most famous marble-producing regions. They’re recognised by their soft grey-white base and fine, feathery veining in grey tones.
What’s the difference between Carrara and Calacatta marble tiles?
Carrara marble tiles tend to have a slightly greyer background with softer, more evenly distributed veining. Calacatta tiles are whiter with bolder, more dramatic veins. Carrara is more widely available, making it a more affordable option without compromising on quality or appearance.
Where are Carrara marble tiles best used?
They’re extremely versatile. Common applications include bathroom floors and walls, kitchen backsplashes, shower enclosures, hallways, and feature walls. They’re also a popular choice for countertops and vanity tops.
Do Carrara marble tiles need to be sealed?
Yes. Carrara marble is a natural stone with a porous surface, so sealing before installation and periodic resealing is essential to protect against stains and water damage.
Are Carrara marble tiles suitable for bathrooms?
They’re one of the most popular choices for bathrooms. Just make sure they’re properly sealed, and opt for a honed or textured finish on floors for better slip resistance in wet areas.
Are Carrara marble tiles expensive?
Carrara is generally one of the more affordable Italian marbles, especially compared to Calacatta or Statuario. Prices vary depending on tile size, thickness, and finish, but they offer excellent value for a genuine natural stone.
How do I clean and maintain Carrara marble tiles?
Use a pH-neutral stone cleaner and avoid anything acidic like vinegar or lemon-based products. Wipe up spills quickly, especially from wine, coffee, or citrus, and reseal your tiles according to the sealant manufacturer’s recommendations.