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Lilac Honed Marble Herringbone Wall & Floor Tile – 100 × 305mm
Bold natural veining meets considered design in the Lilac Honed Marble Herringbone Tile. Crafted from genuine marble, its soft white background is intersected by expressive lilac, violet and charcoal-grey veins, with occasional warm gold mineral accents.
Each marble tile features its own distinctive pattern, creating a richly varied surface when arranged in a classic herringbone layout. The honed finish softens the stone's natural movement, giving it a refined, low-sheen appearance that complements both contemporary and traditional interiors.
Measuring 100 × 305mm, these elongated marble tiles are ideal for statement bathroom walls, shower features, kitchen splashbacks and sophisticated floor designs. Their natural character makes every installation individual.
Key Features
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Genuine natural marble: Distinctive lilac, purple and grey veining.
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Herringbone format: Elongated 100 × 305mm tiles for architectural patterns.
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Honed finish: Smooth, understated surface with a subtle satin appearance.
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Unique stone variation: Every tile features individual veining and colour movement.
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Versatile application: Suitable for interior walls and floors, including bathrooms and kitchens.
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Micro-bevelled edges: A refined edge profile that defines each tile.
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Underfloor heating compatible: Suitable for heated floor installations.
Technical Specifications
SKU: LHMH103
Tile Size: 100 × 305mm
Thickness: 12mm
Material: Natural Marble
Finish: Honed
Colour: White with Lilac, Grey and Gold Veining
Edge: Micro Bevelled
Pattern: Herringbone
Application: Interior Walls & Floors
Suitable Rooms: Bathrooms, Kitchens & Living Areas
Traffic: High
Underfloor Heating: Suitable
Stone Care: Sealing Recommended
Sealing
• Applying sealant is a crucial step in the installation of natural stone. A layer of sealant must be applied before grouting, and another layer must be applied upon completion of the installation.
• Typically, the floor should be resealed every 6-12 months, although the frequency may vary based on the area's foot traffic.
• Acidic cleaners can damage the sealant on your tiles; using products specifically designed for cleaning and maintaining natural stone is advisable.
