Living room with a polished Emperador Dark brown marble floor

Brown Stone Tile

Brown marble and travertine tile and mosaics, from deep Emperador Dark to caramel Walnut, Noce and Scabos. Choose tumbled, honed or polished faces for floors, walls and backsplashes, and order a sample to see the tone in your light.
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Brown Stone Tile with Depth and Character

Brown stone tile adds depth, warmth and a grounded feel to floors, walls, fireplaces and outdoor spaces. This collection brings together our brown marbles, walnut and noce travertines and rust-toned Scabos travertine in field tiles, mosaics, trims, Versailles pattern sets and checkerboards.

Every piece is natural stone, so color, veining and pores vary from tile to tile. Order a sample, then blend tiles from several boxes during installation.

Brown Marble

Emperador Dark is a rich chocolate-brown stone with paler, fractured-looking veining. Emperador Light is a softer tan-brown version. Both are sold as marble, although geologically Emperador is a dolomitic limestone. Read the Emperador guide. Spanish Mix mosaics blend brown and beige marbles.

Walnut, Noce and Rust Travertine

Walnut and Noce travertine have warm walnut-brown tones with natural banding and pores. Noce Exotic adds stronger contrast. Scabos mixes rust, gold and brown for a rustic look. Finishes include tumbled, honed, filled & honed and split-faced, and several come in Versailles pattern sets and ledger panels. Walnut also comes as pavers and pool coping. What is travertine?

Plan Brown Stone by Room

Around a fireplace, brown marble or split-faced travertine creates a warm focal point. In a kitchen or bathroom, brown stone pairs with cream cabinetry, white fixtures and brass or black hardware. On a floor, darker tones hide everyday wear well. Outdoors, see outdoor and pool & spa for Walnut travertine pavers and pool coping, and confirm each product's recommended uses.

Finish, Sealing and Care

Polished brown marble shows its veining most strongly; honed and tumbled finishes are softer and matte. Honed vs polished explains the difference. Seal as recommended for the product and location, and clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners.

Explore more: Walnut travertine · Noce Travertine · Scabos Travertine · Emperador Dark Marble · Emperador Light Marble · Noce Exotic Travertine · Stone color codes

Frequently Asked Questions

Which brown stones do you carry?

Brown marble includes Emperador Dark and Emperador Light; brown travertine includes Walnut, Noce, Noce Exotic and Scabos. Each has its own page so you can compare tones. Walnut travertine
Marble or travertine in brown?

Brown marble is smooth with fine veining and takes a polish, while brown travertine is softer and earthier, often with a tumbled edge. Sample both side by side. Travertine vs marble
How do I see the true color?

Natural stone varies from piece to piece and changes with light. Order a sample and view it in your own room before you decide. Stone color codes

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