Natural Stone Tile Collection
Natural stone doesn’t repeat itself—and that’s the point. Our marble, travertine, limestone, and onyx tiles are selected for the kind of movement, depth, and finish that makes a space feel designed, not decorated.
From quiet neutrals to dramatic veining, Arda Ogan stone is built for real projects: bathrooms, kitchens, feature walls, floors, and commercial interiors—when paired with the right finish, installation, and maintenance plan.
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Why designers choose Arda Ogan stone
- Natural character: authentic veining, tonal shifts, and texture that look better up close—not just in photos.
- Finish-driven performance: polished, honed, tumbled, and textured options to match the application and maintenance needs.
- Project-ready guidance: we help you choose the right stone/finish for wet areas, floors, feature walls, and statement installations.
Choosing the right stone for your project
| Stone | Look & feel | Common applications | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marble | Elegant movement, classic depth | Bathrooms, feature walls, backsplashes, floors (finish-dependent) | Can etch from acids; honed is often more forgiving than polished on floors |
| Travertine | Warm, textured, naturally porous | Floors, shower walls, backsplashes, indoor living spaces | Pits/voids are normal and often filled; sealing + proper care matters |
| Limestone | Soft, calm tones with subtle variation | Floors, walls, backsplashes, low-to-moderate traffic spaces | Often chosen for quiet, modern palettes; sealing recommended |
| Onyx | Translucent drama, high-impact color | Feature walls, vanities, fireplace surrounds (application-dependent) | More delicate than other stones; best where you want a statement, not heavy wear |
Design notes that work in the real world
- Let the stone lead: choose one hero surface (a veined marble wall or slab-look field tile) and keep the rest quiet.
- Use finish contrast: pair honed floors with a polished backsplash or accent to balance traction + light.
- Blend from multiple boxes: dry-lay across cartons before setting for a natural, even distribution of variation.
Installation & maintenance essentials
- Seal natural stone: use a penetrating (impregnating) sealer as recommended by your installer/sealer manufacturer.
- Clean pH-neutral: avoid vinegar, bleach, and acidic cleaners—especially on marble and limestone.
- Expect variation: shade and veining differences are inherent in natural stone.
- Care guidance: see our Installation, Care & Maintenance Guide.
Ready to choose your stone?
Browse the collection, order samples, or contact our team for spec guidance, logistics support, and project assistance.
Natural Stone Tile — Frequently Asked Questions
How many square feet do I need?
Plan extra for cuts, breakage, and future repairs. Typical overage: 10% for straight lay, 15% for diagonal, and 15–20% for patterns or rooms with many angles.
Can marble or natural stone be used in showers?
Yes. Natural stone is widely used in showers when installed correctly. Use proper waterproofing, appropriate setting materials, pH-neutral cleaners, and sealing as recommended by your installer.
Which materials are best for bathroom and shower walls?
Porcelain, ceramic, marble, limestone, and Zellige can all work well on shower walls with proper waterproofing and installation. For natural stone and handmade tile, sealing and maintenance expectations should be part of your plan.
Do I need to seal marble, travertine, limestone, or onyx?
Yes—natural stone should be sealed with a penetrating (impregnating) sealer to help reduce absorption and simplify maintenance. Follow your installer’s guidance and the sealer manufacturer’s instructions for application and reapplication.
What causes color and shade variation in natural stone tile?
Stone is nature-made, so each piece has unique veining, movement, shade, and texture. Variation is normal and expected. For a balanced look, dry-lay and blend from multiple boxes during installation.
Are pits, holes, dry seams, or filled areas normal in travertine (and some stones)?
Yes. Voids and pits are common in travertine and are often factory-filled. Depending on location and wear, touch-up filling can be part of normal long-term maintenance.
Can natural stone be used on floors?
Yes, many natural stones perform beautifully on interior floors when the right finish is chosen. Honed or textured finishes are often preferred for traction and a more forgiving day-to-day look.
Is natural stone slippery when wet?
Smooth polished stone can feel slippery when wet. For wet areas and entries, honed, tumbled, or textured finishes are typically a better choice. Suitability depends on the specific stone, finish, and application.
What is the difference between honed and polished finishes?
Polished is glossy and reflective. Honed is smooth with a matte/satin look. Honed is often preferred for floors; polished is popular for walls and lower-traffic areas.
How should I clean and care for natural stone tile?
Use a pH-neutral cleaner made for stone. Avoid vinegar, bleach, acidic cleaners, and abrasive pads. Sealing helps reduce absorption, and prompt wipe-up of spills helps prevent staining. See our Care & Maintenance Guide.
Can marble and natural stone stain or etch?
Yes. Marble and limestone can etch (dull spots) from acids, and most stones can stain if spills sit too long or if the surface isn’t protected. Sealing and proper cleaning habits reduce risk, but natural stone will develop character over time.
Are stone tiles suitable for kitchen backsplashes?
Absolutely. Marble, limestone, and travertine create timeless backsplashes. Seal as recommended, clean with pH-neutral products, and avoid harsh or acidic cleaners.
How long does marble or limestone last?
With proper installation and routine maintenance, natural stone can last for decades and often longer. Longevity depends on stone type, finish, traffic, and care habits.
Want help choosing materials?
Share your product links (or inspiration), project area (sq ft), and ZIP code. We can help with stone selection, finish guidance, ordering math, and project-specific recommendations. Contact our team.
Are samples refundable or credited?
Samples are not refundable. However, sample cost is credited toward a full order placed within 60 days of the sample purchase.
Should I order all my stone at the same time?
Yes. Natural stone can vary from lot to lot. Ordering your full quantity at once helps keep the overall blend consistent. During installation, dry-lay and blend from multiple boxes.
Does sealing prevent etching on marble?
Sealers help reduce absorption and staining, but they do not prevent etching caused by acids (like lemon, vinegar, or some cleaners). Use pH-neutral cleaners and wipe spills promptly.
Do you assume liability after natural stone is installed?
All material should be inspected and approved prior to installation. Installation constitutes acceptance. We disclaim liability after installation, including issues related to installation methods, jobsite conditions, and maintenance.
Are samples refundable or credited?
Samples are not refundable. However, sample cost is credited toward a full order placed within 60 days of the sample purchase.
Should I order all my stone at the same time?
Yes. Natural stone can vary from lot to lot. Ordering your full quantity at once helps keep the overall blend consistent. During installation, dry-lay and blend from multiple boxes.
Does sealing prevent etching on marble?
Sealers help reduce absorption and staining, but they do not prevent etching caused by acids (like lemon, vinegar, or some cleaners). Use pH-neutral cleaners and wipe spills promptly.
Do you assume liability after natural stone is installed?
All material should be inspected and approved prior to installation. Installation constitutes acceptance. We disclaim liability after installation, including issues related to installation methods, jobsite conditions, and maintenance.
Does sealing make natural stone stain-proof?
No. Sealing helps reduce absorption and makes cleanup easier, but it does not make natural stone completely stain-proof. Wipe spills promptly, use pH-neutral cleaners, and follow your installer’s care guidance.
