1X3" Calacatta Marble Honed Herringbone Mosaic Tile

Use these mosaic tiles to incorporate the classic herringbone pattern into a space that needs a little extra punch. With its eye-catching zigzags, a herringbone tile is a classic pattern that still works well with sleek and modern designs because of its versatility. Want to give this pattern a try in your home? Herringbone tile is a good fit, especially for a small space. Drawing the eyes to the ‘V’ shape in the herringbone pattern conjures an optical illusion that gives the impression of a larger area. Because of this effect, this mosaic tile is a good choice for floor tile in compact spaces such as powder rooms’ laundry rooms or even entryways. When used on the walls, a herringbone pattern is a nice way to set a certain part of your space apart from the rest. This simple, eye-catching pattern can be the perfect backsplash tile for your kitchen where you desire an elegant and refined pattern, which will be "barely-there"—but still statement-making.

The perfect complement to a Tuscan kitchen design, a fireplace tile surround, or a stunning entryway floor - these beautiful marble herringbone tiles can be used almost anywhere and will accent any style of decor!

*Natural stone tiles, including Calacatta Gold Honed, may display variations in color, finish, strength, and slip resistance. White marble may contain naturally occurring iron deposits that can lead to discoloration if used in areas prone to wet or damp, or if exposed to harsh chemical cleaners. As this is an inherent feature of the material, Tile Club does not assume responsibility for discoloration of marble or other natural stone tiles.

White marble may contain naturally occurring iron deposits that can lead to discoloration if used in areas prone to wet or damp, or if exposed to harsh chemical cleaners. As this is an inherent feature of the material, Tile Club does not assume responsibility for discoloration of marble or other natural stone tiles. To ensure you enjoy your white marble tiles for years to come, we recommend installing them in areas that are not prone to standing water, and regularly sealing your tile and grout.