Dolomite Marble Tile

Dolomite tile and dolomite marble tile in white and soft gray, from Bianco Dolomite and Bianco Congelato: field tile, mosaics, checkerboard and trim. Shop the families below, or learn what dolomite is.

Dolomite is a naturally occurring stone composed primarily of dolomite mineral rather than calcite — making it technically distinct from marble while appearing similar. Bianco Dolomite and Bianco Congelato are the primary dolomite families in this collection, both with white grounds and soft gray veining. Dolomite is generally harder and more durable than calcite marble — more resistant to etching from acidic materials, making it a practical choice for kitchen backsplashes and bathroom surfaces. Available in field tile in 12x24, 18x36, and other sizes. Bianco Congelato field tile, mosaics, and trim. Mosaics across the widest pattern range in the collection — herringbone, brick, basketweave, hexagon, pinwheel, chevron, stanza, octagon, arabesque, and more. Checkerboard combinations. Trim in pencil liner, bullnose, and other profiles. Seal before installation. Order one sample for $7.95, or choose any 5 for $25, with free standard shipping on sample-only orders.

Shop dolomite marble tile by format, color and use

• By family: Bianco Dolomite tile, Bianco Congelato dolomite tile
• By format: mosaic tile, herringbone mosaics, hexagon mosaics, arabesque mosaics, checkerboard tiles, pencil liner
• By size: 12x24, 18x18, 24x24 and large format
• By room: kitchen tile, bathroom tile, backsplash tile

Dolomite vs marble: what to know

Dolomite tile looks like white marble but is a harder, more durable stone that resists etching better from acids. Our pieces are white with soft gray veining. That makes dolomite marble tile a practical choice for kitchens, bathrooms and busy rooms. Compare finishes in honed vs polished stone, read what is dolomite tile and etching vs staining.

Dolomite formats and finishes

Field tile ranges from 2x8 and 3x6 to 12x12, 12x24, 18x18, 24x24 and 18x36. Finishes include honed, polished, brushed (Bianco Congelato) and CNC-arched round-face honed. Mosaics run from herringbone and chevron to basketweave with blue-gray or black dots, octagon and hexagon. Trim includes pencil liner, bullnose, chair rail, Milano molding and baseboard. Plan your order with the tile calculator.

Questions about dolomite tile

What is dolomite marble?

Dolomite marble is a stone made mostly of the mineral dolomite instead of calcite, so it is technically different from true marble while looking very similar. It is generally harder. See what is dolomite.

Is dolomite tile better than marble?

For many homes, yes: dolomite is harder and resists etching better. Marble has a wider range of looks and veining. Compare white marble tile and the what is marble page.

Where can I buy dolomite tile?

Right here. Browse Bianco Dolomite and Bianco Congelato in field tile, mosaics and trim, and order samples before you commit. Questions? Contact us.

What sizes does dolomite tile come in?

Common field sizes are 12x12, 12x24, 18x18, 24x24 and 18x36, plus smaller 3x6, 4x12 and 6x12 pieces. See 18x18 and 24x24 natural stone tile.

What is dolomite marble rock?

Dolomite rock is a sedimentary rock rich in the mineral dolomite. When it is polished and cut for tile, it is sold as dolomite marble. The finished tile is the same natural stone, formed over millions of years.

Can I use dolomite tile in a shower or kitchen?

Yes. Its hardness and acid resistance suit showers, kitchens and backsplashes. Seal before installing and follow the stone care guide. See shower wall tile.

Does dolomite come in checkerboard?

Yes. Bianco Dolomite is paired with Bardiglio, Nero Marquina, Crema Marfil, Emperador Dark, Diano Royal, Ming Green and more. Browse checkerboard tiles.

Dolomite whites vary slightly, so see it in your light. Any 5 samples are $25 and ship free: order stone samples, or pick up in Anaheim.

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