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Marlow 3 x 3 Matte Porcelain Hexagon Mosaic in Roman

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Marlow 3 x 3 Matte Porcelain Hexagon Mosaic in Roman

Formed as water carved channels through limestone, travertine’s distinct, fluid patterning lives on in our Marlow 3 x 3 Matte Porcelain Hexagon Mosaic in Roman. Its soft neutral tones glide from one shade to the next, mirroring the stone’s natural flow beneath a refined, smooth finish. With its hex mosaic profile, this tile brings a sense of continuity that instantly sets a space apart.

Why You'll Love This Tile:

  • Low-maintenance, authentic stone look varies across each piece
  • Matte surface reduces glare and improves slip resistance
  • Can withstand the wear and tear of residential and commercial spaces
  • Versatile enough for use anywhere from backsplashes to showers & pools
  • 95% locally sourced materials plus up to 45% recycled content
  • Proudly made in USA, ensuring premium quality
$412.48
Marlow 3 x 3 Matte Porcelain Hexagon Mosaic in Roman
$412.48

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Formed as water carved channels through limestone, travertine’s distinct, fluid patterning lives on in our Marlow 3 x 3 Matte Porcelain Hexagon Mosaic in Roman. Its soft neutral tones glide from one shade to the next, mirroring the stone’s natural flow beneath a refined, smooth finish. With its hex mosaic profile, this tile brings a sense of continuity that instantly sets a space apart.

Why You'll Love This Tile:

  • Low-maintenance, authentic stone look varies across each piece
  • Matte surface reduces glare and improves slip resistance
  • Can withstand the wear and tear of residential and commercial spaces
  • Versatile enough for use anywhere from backsplashes to showers & pools
  • 95% locally sourced materials plus up to 45% recycled content
  • Proudly made in USA, ensuring premium quality
Marlow 3 x 3 Matte Porcelain Hexagon Mosaic in Roman | Edward Martin