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LIMESTONE TILE & FLOORING

With its soft beige color, limestone evokes a sense of cleanliness, comfort, and elegance in living spaces. It’s a great choice for creating a rustic or Mediterranean style, and it brings a warm atmosphere to homes. Compared to other high-end natural stone flooring or backsplash options like marble or granite, limestone tile and flooring is a more budget-friendly covering material.

Each limestone tile or flooring piece is one of a kind because it comes directly from the earth. A chemical sedimentary rock made up of calcium carbonate salt, limestone is a natural stone that forms after millions of years of metamorphosis under the sea. As a result, it sometimes contains small fossils. From the Great Pyramids of Giza to the US Pentagon, limestone has remained an iconic natural stone for thousands of years.

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Verona Gold Honed Subway Limestone Tiles 3×12

Verona Gold Honed Subway Limestone Tile
3"x12"x3/8"

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Bosphorus Honed Subway Limestone Tiles 4×12

Bosphorus Honed Subway Limestone Tile
4"x12"x3/8"

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Ceppo Di Luna Honed Limestone Slab Random

Ceppo Di Luna Honed Limestone Slab
3/4" thick

Mayfair Tumbled Limestone Tiles 8×16

Mayfair Tumbled Limestone Tile
8"x16"x1/2"

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Ariana Honed 2×2 Limestone Mosaics 12×12

Ariana Honed 2x2 Limestone Mosaic
12"x12"x3/8"

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Marsa Honed Limestone Mosaics 11 3/8×11 13/16

Marsa Honed Limestone Mosaic
113/8"x1113/16"x3/8"

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Belgium Blue Textura Chevron Waterjet Limestone Mosaics 13×10

Belgium Blue Textura Chevron Waterjet Limestone Mosaic
13"x10"x3/8"

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Desert Path Brushed Herringbone 5/8×3 Limestone Mosaics 10 7/16×12 13/16

Desert Path Brushed Herringbone 5/8x3 Limestone Mosaic
107/16"x1213/16"x3/8"

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Olive Green Honed Limestone Slab Random

Olive Green Honed Limestone Slab
11/4" thick

Champagne Honed Pencil Liner Limestone Moldings 1/2×12

Champagne Honed Pencil Liner Limestone Moldings
1/2"x12"x11/16"

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Britannia Light Honed Herringbone 5/8×3 Limestone Mosaics 10 7/16×12 13/16

Britannia Light Honed Herringbone 5/8x3 Limestone Mosaic
107/16"x1213/16"x3/8"

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Desert Path Brushed Hexagon 8 Limestone Mosaics 8

Desert Path Brushed Hexagon Limestone Mosaic
8"x3/8"

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Velvet Taupe Honed Limestone Slab Random

Velvet Taupe Honed Limestone Slab
11/4" thick

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Champagne Honed 2×2 Limestone Mosaics 12×12

Champagne Honed 2x2 Limestone Mosaic
12"x12"x3/8"

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Seashell Cottage Limestone Tiles 16×24

Seashell Cottage Limestone Tile
16"x24"x1/2"

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Britannia Honed Subway Limestone Tiles 4×12

Britannia Honed Subway Limestone Tile
4"x12"x3/8"

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With its soft beige color, limestone evokes a sense of cleanliness, comfort, and elegance in living spaces. It’s a great choice for creating a rustic or Mediterranean style, and it brings a warm atmosphere to homes. Compared to other high-end natural stone flooring or backsplash options like marble or granite, limestone tile and flooring is a more budget-friendly covering material.

Each limestone tile or flooring piece is one of a kind because it comes directly from the earth. A chemical sedimentary rock made up of calcium carbonate salt, limestone is a natural stone that forms after millions of years of metamorphosis under the sea. As a result, it sometimes contains small fossils. From the Great Pyramids of Giza to the US Pentagon, limestone has remained an iconic natural stone for thousands of years.

Limestone Tile Usage

Sedimentary rock tiles look amazing everywhere. Most commonly, limestone is used as an exterior surface element. However, with the proper maintenance, it's suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, and interiors with light, airy atmospheres. We particularly recommend limestone tiles and flooring for shower rooms.

Due to its soft and porous nature, limestone does have its disadvantages. It’s not as hard and as tough as marble. Therefore, it’s not very suitable for high-traffic areas. Of course, you can use it anywhere you like, but be careful to prevent breaking, scratching, and splitting. Be especially mindful if you are planning to place big, heavy structures or furniture on a limestone floor. You can fix some small damages by yourself, but you may need a specialist replacement for a substantial crack or a broken floor tile.

Generally, limestone tile is an amazing selection for a home. There are some downsides to take into consideration, but this product is affordable compared to other types of natural stone flooring and backsplash options and can substantially boost your residence's value.

Design

Currently, at Marble Systems, we carry eight different limestone tile and flooring collections. All of these collections have different features and attributes that make them very special and unique.

Limestone is surprisingly versatile, with a broad range of prices and shades. Although all limestone has a natural tone, we offer dazzling hues of beige, cream, white, and grey.

We also offer patterned limestone tiles and mosaics:

  • The Baba Chic Collection showcases the cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship of Tunisian artisans. A combination of limestone and terracotta, these mosaics are intricately designed patterns offered in bold color combinations, shapes, and sizes.
  • The Penny Round Mosaic 2.0 Collection is a modern classic limestone and marble range designed for residential and commercial interiors, including wet areas. These quirky marble penny round mosaics are available in black, white, grey, and eco-neutral tone natural marbles.

Installation & Maintenance

Limestone is a timeless beauty. If you want to keep it that way, you have to preserve its top quality.

Generally speaking, natural stone flooring and backsplashes are not suitable for DIY installations. Bear in mind the additional cost of installation before buying limestone tiles. However, natural stone will certainly increase your residence’s value.

Your limestone tiles and flooring need to be secured right away once they're set up. Since they have a porous structure, we recommend sealing them. Regular sealing upkeep every two years is also recommended. If your tiles start to soak in water, it’s time to re-seal. On a sealed limestone tile, the water will bead on the surface.

Sedimentary rocks are prone to acidity, which means you can't use any product to clean them. pH-neutral cleaners are ideal for all natural stone flooring and backsplashes. Avoid chemical detergents if you want to extend your tiles' lifetime. Be careful when using a vacuum cleaner, as you can easily scratch the surface. We suggest using a broom and a mop instead.