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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.
















