Carrara Prima
White Marble Look Tile
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Carrara Prima is a refined white marble-look tile designed for modern interiors that require clarity, balance, and long-term performance. Its surface features minimalist marbling with soft bluish-gray veining, creating a clean, understated appearance that feels contemporary rather than decorative. The restrained movement allows the tile to complement a wide range of architectural styles without overpowering the space.
Available in 48×48 and 24×48 sizes, Carrara Prima supports large, continuous installations across floors and walls. These larger formats reduce grout lines and help create a more unified surface, making the tile well suited for open living areas, kitchens, bathrooms, and commercial interiors where visual continuity is important.
Carrara Prima is offered in both matte and polished finishes to suit different functional needs. The matte finish provides a smooth, low-glare surface that emphasizes the tile’s subtle veining and works well in high-traffic environments. The polished finish enhances light reflection while maintaining a controlled, elegant look, allowing the bluish-gray marble pattern to remain soft and balanced rather than bold.
Manufactured from durable porcelain, this white marble-look tile delivers excellent resistance to moisture, wear, and daily use. Its rectified edges allow for tighter grout joints, contributing to a more precise installation and a cleaner finished appearance. Suitable for residential and light commercial applications, Carrara Prima offers the timeless appeal of white marble with modern color balance and the reliability, consistency, and low maintenance of porcelain tiles.
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Standard matte, satin, and polished finishes usually have similar slip-resistance levels unless the tile is specifically rated as an In & Out or Grip finish.
For pool areas, a Grip finish is preferred. For outdoor areas that may get wet, an In & Out finish is usually the better choice. However, any wet surface can become slippery depending on the angle, speed, amount of water, and how the area is used, so caution is always required.
A DCOF rating above 0.42 is considered the beginning level of slip resistance. Tiles with more surface friction usually attract more dirt and dust, which is why they are generally preferred for outdoor areas.
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