Travertine Stone

Travertine, usually with a fibrous or concentric appearance, is a form of terrestrial limestone deposited around mineral springs, especially hot springs.

Four circular samples of natural stone tiles in various colors and patterns: light gray, beige, red, and brown.
  • White Travertine

    White Travertine

  • Close-up of a beige marble surface with subtle variations in color and texture.

    Travertino Bianco

  • Close-up of a beige tiled wall.

    Travertino Navona

  • Close-up of a light beige, textured stone or marble surface with natural veining.

    Travertino Silver

  • A beige, textured surface resembling a sandy or stone tile.

    Travertino Romano

  • Close-up of a beige and gray layered natural stone or tile surface.

    Silver Traventine

  • Close-up of a beige and light brown textured stone or marble surface.

    Travertino Venato

  • Close-up of a layered, beige and brown marble surface.

    Travertino Colorato

  • Close-up of a weathered, peeling, beige and brown textured surface, likely an old wall or floor.

    Travertino Sriato

  • Close-up of a beige and light brown textured stone or tile surface.

    Travertino Scabas

  • Close-up of a beige stone or concrete surface with natural texture and subtle cracks.

    Cream Pink Travertine

  • Close-up of a textured pinkish-brown surface

    Pink Travertine

  • Close-up of a reddish-brown textured stone or brick surface with natural imperfections.

    Dark Rose Travertine

  • Close-up of a red and brown layered stone or rock surface with white veins.

    Travertino Rosso in Falda

  • Close-up of a reddish-brown textured surface, possibly a stone or rusted metal.

    Travertino Rosso

  • Close-up of a textured, multicolored stone surface with horizontal striations.

    Travertino Noce

  • Close-up of a textured brown and beige stone surface with white veining.

    Travertino Noce in Falda

  • Close-up of a textured, beige and light brown stone or tile surface.

    Travertino Dorato

  • Close-up of a textured, brown, and tan stone or concrete surface.

    Travertino Dorato in Falda

  • Close-up view of a textured, layered brown and gray stone surface.

    Dark Silver Traventine

FAQs About Travertine Stone

  • Travertine stone is a naturally formed limestone created by mineral-rich hot spring deposits over thousands of years.

    Unlike travertine marble, a term often used in the trade, true marble undergoes additional metamorphic heat and pressure, producing a more crystalline surface. Travertine retains its signature porous texture and earthy warmth, giving it a raw, organic character .

  • Travertine texture is defined by its natural voids, flowing veins, and warm tonal variation.

    It is available in honed (smooth and filled), brushed (textured and open), tumbled (rustic and aged), and polished finishes.

    Each travertine finish changes how the stone reads in a space, from refined and contemporary to natural and weathered.

  • Travertine tiles are one of the most versatile natural stone options available. They perform beautifully as indoor flooring, feature walls, bathroom cladding, kitchen backsplashes, and outdoor pavers.

    In commercial settings, large-format travertine tiles elevate hotel lobbies, resort pools, and retail interiors with a luxurious aesthetic.

  • Absolutely. Travertine stone is well-suited to Malaysia's tropical climate when properly sealed. Its natural density and cooler surface temperature make it comfortable underfoot in warm conditions.

  • Clean travertine floor tiles regularly with a pH-neutral stone cleaner and a soft mop, never acidic or abrasive products.

    Fill any open voids with a colour-matched grout or epoxy filler during installation. Reseal every 6 to 12 months depending on foot traffic and exposure to moisture, especially in outdoor or poolside settings common in Malaysia.

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