Palace Stone Matt
Why Mid Grey: Picked to read as neutral against this tile's neutral.Ask your tiler for Ultracolor Plus 113 (Mapei) or Fugabella Color 07 (Kerakoll).
Neutral pairings for floor tile — sample before you commit.
- 45° Mitre — Two tiles cut at 45° and butted together. No metal, no plastic. Crisp.
- Pencil bullnose — A separately-fired pencil rail in the matching tile finish, sat on the cut edge.
- Schlüter JOLLY — PVC, anodised aluminium, or brushed brass L-profile that caps the cut tile edge.
- Schlüter RONDEC — Quarter-round metal trim that turns the corner with a soft rolled edge.
- Schlüter SCHIENE — Right-angle metal edge that finishes a tile where it meets a different material.
Where the tiled floor meets timber, carpet, or vinyl, SCHIENE gives a flush, durable transition.
Ask your tiler for Schlüter SCHIENE (AC / ACGB).
The Palace marble collection is a stylish marbleised floor and wall package , combining modern colours with subtle variation this series will enable a refined bathroom design at an affordable price.
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- ✓Matt finish
- ✓Porcelain
- ✓300 × 300mm
- ✓In stock
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What you’re really specifying
The material
Porcelain is fired denser and harder than ordinary ceramic — low water absorption, high resistance to scratching and frost, and colour that runs through a rectified, dimensionally exact body. It is the workhorse of a modern Australian home.
A stone look — honestly
This tile is porcelain, not natural stone. The stone look is printed and textured onto a porcelain body, which means you get the appearance of stone with the durability, consistency and low maintenance of porcelain — no sealing, no soft spots, no surprises in a wet area.
The finish
A matte finish scatters light, hides smudges and underfoot wear, and reads soft and contemporary — a safe choice for floors and wet areas.
The format
At 300 × 300mm this is a versatile square format that lays cleanly in a grid or on the diagonal, and suits both floors and walls.
The colour
Tonally this sits in the neutral family. Light changes everything with tile, so order a sample and live with it on your wall or floor across a day before you commit — what reads warm at 9am can read cool by dusk.
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Reviews
The sample pack changed our spec
We were stuck on bathroom marble for a month. Three samples landed in 48 hours, we lined them up against the cabinetry, picked one that night. Couldn't have done it from a website photo.
Trade pricing actually competitive
I've used five tile suppliers across builds. Marmoré's net pricing held up against the bigger names without the showroom theatre. Spec sheets are usable too.
Fast spec, calm process
The curation is the win. Less wading through 4,000 SKUs, more time on the actual brief. The 30-minute consultation is gold for a tight deadline.
Questions about Palace Stone Matt?
Our AI concierge answers from this tile’s spec sheet and our journal. For pricing on large jobs or trade enquiries, the studio replies within a business day.
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