Marble-look porcelain
The veining of Calacatta and Statuario in a porcelain surface made for everyday life.
Porcelain that looks like marble
Marble-look porcelain gives you the soft veining of Calacatta, Statuario and Carrara in a surface that is non-porous, needs no sealing and stands up to kitchens, bathrooms and busy commercial spaces. Raphael Porcelain offers marble-look designs as tiles and as large-format slabs up to 48x111, so a kitchen island or a shower wall can be covered with almost no seams.
Start with the Calacatta family: Calacatta Udi and Calacatta Borghini for warm gold veins, Calacatta Venice for soft grey ones and Calacatta Crema for a warmer, creamy base.
Marble-look porcelain designs
Every marble-look design in the Raphael Porcelain collection.
Sahara Black
Calacatta Spider
Nordic Grey
Calacatta Sv
Calacatta Gris
Rigato White
Graphite
limited supplyAzul Calacatta
limited supplyCalacatta Blue
Nuvalato
Statuario Classico
Calacatta Vintage
limited supplyCalacatta Vena Oro
limited supplyStatuario Versilia
Calacatta Gold
limited supplyNirgato
Invisible Pearl
limited supplyVenetian Black
limited supplyOnice White
Vichini Grey
Apollo White
Luxe Snow
Nordic Crema
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See marble-look porcelain installed
Kitchen islands, shower walls and floors in marble-look porcelain, from real projects and renders. Filter by room, color or size, and open any photo to see the design.
How to choose marble-look porcelain
Where marble-look porcelain works best
Marble-look porcelain FAQ
Does marble-look porcelain really look like marble?
Yes. The veining is reproduced from natural slabs in high definition, and on large-format slabs it runs across the whole surface, so it reads as one continuous piece from across the room and up close. Bookmatched and continuous designs line up vein to vein from one slab to the next.
Is marble-look porcelain good for kitchen countertops?
Yes. Porcelain is non-porous, so coffee, wine and oil wipe off instead of soaking in, and it stands up to heat and daily use. A 48x111 slab covers most islands in one piece, and mitered edges carry the veining down the sides.
Does marble-look porcelain need sealing?
No. Porcelain absorbs almost no water, so it never needs a sealer. Clean it with water and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner; our porcelain tile cleaning guide has the details.
What sizes does marble-look porcelain come in?
Marble-look designs come as tiles for floors and walls and as large-format slabs up to 48x111. Sizes and finishes vary by design: each design page lists what is available.
Polished or matte: which finish should I choose?
Polished reflects light and makes the veining look deeper: it is the classic choice for walls, backsplashes and countertops. Matte has a soft, honed look and more grip, which makes it the safer choice for floors, especially in kitchens and bathrooms.
Bring the marble look into your next project
See the designs in person at a dealer near you, or contact our team for pricing and availability.