Travertine-look porcelain
Travertine-look porcelain: the warm, layered texture of travertine, made for everyday life.
Porcelain that looks like travertine
Travertine-look porcelain brings the warm, layered texture of travertine, the look of the moment in kitchens, bathrooms and living rooms, without the open holes, sealing and upkeep of the natural material. Raphael Porcelain offers travertine-look designs in white, cream, beige and grey, with the linear, vein-cut grain that gives travertine its calm movement.
Start with Travertino White for a bright, airy room, Travertino Crema and Travertino Beige for classic warm tones, and Travertino Grey for a cooler, modern palette.
Travertine-look porcelain designs
Every travertine-look design in the Raphael Porcelain collection.
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See travertine-look porcelain installed
Bathrooms, pool decks and feature walls in travertine-look porcelain, from real projects and renders. Filter by room, color or size, and open any photo to see the design.
How to choose travertine-look porcelain
Travertine-look porcelain FAQ
Does travertine-look porcelain look like real travertine?
Yes. The layered grain and soft color shifts are reproduced from natural slabs in high definition, so the surface reads as travertine from across the room and up close, without the open holes of the natural material.
Does travertine-look porcelain need sealing or filling?
No. Porcelain absorbs almost no water and has no open holes to fill, so it never needs a sealer. Clean it with water and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner; our porcelain tile cleaning guide has the details.
Can travertine-look porcelain go in a shower?
Yes. Because it is non-porous, travertine-look porcelain works on shower walls and bathroom floors, where natural travertine needs regular sealing. On wet floors, choose a matte finish for more grip.
What sizes does travertine-look porcelain come in?
Travertine-look designs come as tiles for floors and walls, and some come as large-format slabs for walls with almost no seams. Sizes and finishes vary by design: each design page lists what is available.
Which travertine-look color should I choose?
Cream and beige keep a room warm and pair well with wood and brass; white makes a small bathroom feel larger; grey works with black fixtures and a more modern palette. See the designs in person at a dealer near you.
Bring the travertine look into your next project
See the designs in person at a dealer near you, or contact our team for pricing and availability.