Elada Emperador Dark & Travertine Marble Mosaic Tile

Elada Emperador dark marble mosaic tile is laid on neat rows to create this simple yet classically chic mosaics. Stones are cut in the same size as rectangular pieces and laid symmetrically on the mesh. This linear tile adds a classy feeling to its surroundings with its earth tones and natural texture. The warm beige hues of the travertine marble tile contrasted with Emperador Dark brown details create such a color harmony within the tile that is versatile enough to create a timeless décor. This product can be great in a kitchen with neutral or earth undertones. It is also a good choice for an accent strip that can run through your Emperador tile backsplash mixed with other materials and colors. Port Blend marble tile can go on almost any surface including but not limited to the outside and inside walls, floors, fireplace surrounds, and statement walls.

 *Naturally occurring veins and variations are found in all stone tiles, including marble, and can result in differences of appearance between photos and products. If you would like to gauge variation between tiles prior to ordering, please 'Request Current Lot Pictures' above to see the material prior to shipment.

Sold by: sheet Sheet Size: 12" x 12" Chip Size: 0.7х2" Material:  Emperador Dark/Beige Travertine Color: Beige, Brown Finish: Polished  Thickness: 3/8”	Area of use: Wall: Indoor, Outdoor Floor: Residential, Commercial Shower Wall: Yes Shower Floor: Yes Steam room: No Pool: No
Packing info: Sheet per Box: 5 Sq. Ft. per Box: 5.00 Box weight: 3.4 lb

*Natural stone tiles 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. 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.