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)
• Finish: Polished or Honed
• Size(s) Available: 24″ × 48″ slab / field tile
• Water Absorption: <=0.5%.
• PEI Rating: 4.
• Application Ideas:
    • Large format flooring in open areas — foyers, living rooms, showrooms.
    • Wall cladding & feature walls where bold marble veining becomes a focal point.
    • Bathroom walls, vanity backsplashes, wet walls (with appropriate waterproofing).
    • Upscale commercial interiors (hotel lobbies, high-end retail).
• Style: Luxurious, marble drama, high contrast, large format, statement, elegant, modern classic.

Key Features

• Oversized 24×48 format minimizes grout lines, creating nearly seamless surfaces that enhance the visual impact of the marble-look veining.
• Dual finish options: Polished for high sheen and reflection; Honed for more subdued, less reflective elegance and better slip performance.
• Porcelain body gives durability, resistance to moisture & staining; more forgiving and easier upkeep than natural marble.
• Bold and expressive veining (typical of “Calacatta” style) gives distinctive character — no two slabs look exactly alike.

Care & Maintenance

• Clean with mild, pH-neutral cleaners and a soft mop or cloth; avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners which can dull polish or damage honed finish.
• Wipe spills immediately, especially liquids with pigment or acid content, to prevent staining or etching.
• Use light-colored thin-set adhesives and grout to preserve color integrity; grout lines should be sealed if porous.
• For flooring, ensure substrate is perfectly flat and installation is properly supported to prevent lippage (height differences) and cracking, especially with large slabs.
• Dry-lay pieces to check veining and transitions — since slab patterns vary, layout matters significantly for aesthetic continuity.