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Wood-look porcelain

Wood-look porcelain: the warmth of wood grain in planks made for kitchens, baths and floors.

River Light wood-look porcelain plank face
Living room with a River Light wood-look porcelain floor

Porcelain that looks like wood

Wood-look porcelain gives you the grain, knots and warm tones of natural wood in a surface that is non-porous and will not swell, warp or need refinishing, so the same floor can run from the living room into the kitchen, the bathroom and covered outdoor spaces. Raphael Porcelain offers wood-look designs as long planks in pale, mid and dark tones.

Start with the River line: River White for a pale, Scandinavian floor, River Light and River Brown for warmer oak tones, and Natura Betulla for a herringbone layout.

See wood-look porcelain installed

Living rooms, bedrooms and covered patios in wood-look porcelain planks, from real projects and renders. Filter by room, color or size, and open any photo to see the design.

How to choose wood-look porcelain

Size

From standard planks to long formats that read like real floorboards, with fewer joints.

Finish

Matte for a natural, low-sheen floor that hides everyday wear. Each design page lists the finishes it comes in.

Pattern

Lay the planks straight for a classic floor, or in a herringbone pattern for a more tailored room.

Where wood-look porcelain works best

Wood-look porcelain FAQ

Does wood-look porcelain really look like wood?

Yes. The grain and knots are reproduced from real boards in high definition, and the planks vary from piece to piece, so the floor does not repeat the same board over and over. Laid with tight grout joints, it reads as a wood floor from across the room.

Can wood-look porcelain go in bathrooms and kitchens?

Yes. Porcelain absorbs almost no water, so it does not swell, cup or warp the way wood can. That makes wood-look porcelain a practical choice for bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms and other spaces where a wood floor would not last.

Does wood-look porcelain need sealing or refinishing?

No. It never needs a sealer, sanding or refinishing. Clean it with water and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner; our porcelain tile cleaning guide has the details.

What sizes does wood-look porcelain come in?

Wood-look designs come as planks in several lengths and widths. Sizes and finishes vary by design: each design page lists what is available, and you can see the planks in person at a dealer near you.

Can I use wood-look porcelain outdoors?

Yes, on patios and covered terraces, so the same wood look can continue from the inside to the outside. For outdoor floors, choose a design and finish made for exterior use: each design page lists where it can be installed.

Bring the wood look into your next project

See the designs in person at a dealer near you, or contact our team for pricing and availability.