Living room with an ivory travertine tile floor

Beige & Cream Stone Tile

Beige and cream stone tile in warm, easy neutrals: Crema Marfil and Cappuccino marble, plus Ivory, Philadelphia, Valencia and Durango travertine. Browse tiles, mosaics and trim, and order a sample to compare undertones.
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Beige and Cream Stone Tile for Warm, Light Interiors

Beige and cream stone tile gives a room a warm, light and timeless base. This collection brings together our cream marbles, ivory travertines and a light limestone in field tiles, mosaics, trims, Versailles pattern sets and checkerboards, for floors, walls, backsplashes and outdoor spaces.

Natural stone varies in shade, veining and pores from tile to tile and lot to lot. Order a sample, then blend tiles from several boxes during installation.

Cream Marble

Crema Marfil is a warm beige stone with fine, lighter veining. It is sold as marble, although geologically it is a limestone. Read the Crema Marfil guide. Also compare White Pearl (Turkish Botticino), Diano Royal (Queen Beige) and Cappuccino, a soft taupe-beige with cloudy movement. These come polished or tumbled, with a wide choice of mosaics and trims.

Ivory Travertine

Ivory (Light) travertine is a warm cream-to-ivory travertine. Read the Ivory travertine guide. Also compare Durango Cream, Philadelphia, Valencia and Latravonya. Finishes include tumbled, honed, filled & honed and split-faced, and several come in Versailles pattern sets and ledger panels. Ivory also comes as pavers and pool coping. Filled vs unfilled travertine helps you choose.

Plan Beige Stone by Room

On a floor, cream stone keeps an entry, kitchen or living area bright and hides everyday dust better than pure white. In a bathroom, it pairs with white fixtures, wood vanities and warm metals. For a kitchen backsplash, a cream mosaic adds texture without competing with the countertop. Outdoors, Ivory travertine pavers and pool coping stay comfortable underfoot; see outdoor and pool & spa.

Finish, Sealing and Care

Polished stone reflects more light; honed and tumbled finishes are softer and matte. Seal as recommended for the product and location, and clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners, which can etch marble, limestone and travertine.

Explore more: Beige & cream marble · Ivory travertine · Crema Marfil marble · Philadelphia Travertine · Valencia Travertine · Durango Cream Travertine · Natural Stone Color Codes

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between beige marble and beige travertine?

Marble is smoother with soft veining; travertine is earthier with natural pores and often a tumbled edge. Both suit warm, calm rooms. Beige & cream marble

Where should I start with beige?

Pick marble or travertine, then sample two or three undertones side by side: creamy, sandy or warm ivory. Ivory travertine

Do beige stones have matching trim?

Many do. Look for bullnose, pencil liner and baseboard on each stone page. Crema Marfil marble

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