The Eterna Collection brings the luxurious look and feel of the finest marble into your space, without the high cost. Inspired by the world’s most stunning marbles, this porcelain collection offers a refined design with subtle veining and a polished finish. Ideal for floors, accent walls, or even countertops, Eterna creates breathtaking interiors with endless possibilities.

Description

• Material: Porcelain (marble-look Carrara-style).
• Finish: Polished or Honed.
• Size(s) Available: 35″ × 35″ panels/tiles.
• Water Absorption: <=0.5%.
• PEI: 4.
• Application Ideas:
    • Large-format flooring in open areas (living rooms, foyers, showrooms)
    • Feature/accent walls where veining can be showcased dramatically
    • Bathroom walls or grand vanity backsplashes (with proper waterproofing)
    • Upscale commercial interiors seeking high visual impact (hotel lobbies, galleries)
• Style: Marble classic, luxurious, statement slab, elegant, dramatic veining, seamless, timeless.

Key Features

• Oversized 35×35 format reduces grout lines, enhancing visual continuity and giving a near-slab appearance across floors or walls.
• Dual finishes allow choice between sleek gloss (polished) for reflective, high impact, or honed for a softer, less reflective texture.
• Classic Carrara white base with grey veining offers a versatile, luxury aesthetic that complements many design styles.
• Porcelain construction gives strength, easier maintenance, stain resistance, and better moisture performance compared to natural marble.

Care & Maintenance

• Use pH-neutral, non-abrasive cleaners; avoid acidic or harsh chemicals that could damage polished sheen or dull the honed finish.
• Soft cloths or microfiber mops are best; avoid steel wool or stiff brushes that scratch the surface.
• Wipe up spills promptly to avoid staining or mineral buildup, especially on polished surfaces.
• Use light-colored grout and matching thin-set mortar to avoid visible contrast at edges.
• Ensure the substrate is level and flat — large tiles are more sensitive to subfloor irregularities, and installation must reduce lippage and support weight well.
• Seal grout lines (if porous) to protect edges and joints, even if the porcelain itself is low-absorption.