Large Format Porcelain Tiles

Explore large format porcelain tiles selected for expansive surfaces and a cleaner visual rhythm. Sizes such as 24×48, 48×48, and 63×63 have become the foundation of our collection, allowing us to offer cleaner surfaces with fewer grout lines.
Backed by 14 years of expertise, we offer a strong selection of large format options across marble, concrete, and stone looks—including travertine and limestone aesthetics. Whether your project requires a contemporary or timeless style, you can find the perfect match in matte, polished, satin, or grip finishes. Shop with confidence and enjoy nationwide residential delivery or local pickup at our Miami warehouse.

24×48 Tiles

24x48 grey concrete look tile in a minimalist interior

48×48 Tiles

Lunar White 48x48 concrete-look tile in a commercial setting

63×63 Tiles

Seamless floors and walls in White bathroom with a matte finish 63x63 porcelain tile that is warm and has minimal veining

Concrete Look Tiles

63x63 Concrete look tile in the large format 63x63 size in a modern living room that looks seamless

Marble Look Tiles

Marble look large format porcelain tile that makes the living room more spacious by eliminating the seam and adding a clean, natural feel to the interior.

Stone Look Tiles

Stone look tile 24x48 tune ivory on as wall tile in a high-end boutique

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Questions

Large Format Tile Guide: Expert Answers to Your Questions

Thinking about large format tiles and not sure where to start? Here are clear, practical answers to the most common questions we hear—so you can choose the right size, finish, and style with confidence.

Large Tile / Small Room

Tile doesn’t take up space in your room like furniture does. It creates your floor.
The fewer pieces (bigger tiles) you use, the fewer grout lines you’ll see.
That’s why larger tiles make your room look cleaner, more open, and more modern, not small.

Rectified Tile

Rectified tiles allow for thinner grout joints — but they don’t reduce how many grout lines you’ll have.
Tile size determines grout line count. Bigger tiles = fewer pieces = fewer lines.

Polished or Matte finish?

Whether polished or matte, most interior porcelain tiles offer similar slip resistance. Design is the real difference: Matte finishes feel more organic and modern, while polished tiles bring luxury and elegance. What’s your style?

What tile is best for kitchen floors

There isn’t a tile made specifically for kitchen floors.
Whether it’s polished or matte, simply use caution when the surface is wet.
For design consistency, we recommend continuing the same tile throughout the entire level — unless you intentionally want your kitchen floor to stand apart.