Gold & Yellow Stone Tile

Gold and Yellow Stone Tile with Natural Warmth

Gold and yellow stone tile brings sunlit warmth to floors, walls, backsplashes and outdoor spaces. This collection gathers our warm-toned stones in one place: golden travertine, honey onyx and gold-brown travertine blends, in field tiles, mosaics, trims and pattern sets.

Every piece is natural stone, so shade, banding and pores vary from tile to tile. Order a sample and blend tiles from several boxes during installation for an even, natural look.

Compare the Gold Stones

Gold travertine has a honey-to-mustard background with soft banding and the natural pores typical of travertine. It comes in tumbled, honed, filled & honed and split-faced finishes, plus mosaics, trims and a Versailles pattern set.

Honey onyx shows deep amber color and strong banding with a glassy, polished surface. Like most decorative stone sold as onyx, it is banded calcite rather than true onyx, which is a banded silica mineral. What is onyx? It works on floors, walls and feature areas; check each product's recommended uses.

Antico Onyx travertine and our mixed Ivory, Noce and Gold travertine mosaics combine gold with cream and brown tones for a blended, old-world surface. Antico Onyx also comes in pool coping and a Versailles pattern set.

Plan Gold Stone by Room

In a bathroom or kitchen, gold stone pairs well with white cabinetry, warm wood and brass or bronze fixtures. A mosaic can frame a niche or range wall while field tile keeps the main surfaces calm. Around a fireplace, honey onyx or split-faced travertine creates a strong focal point.

For patios and pools, look for Antico Onyx pool coping and the travertine pavers and coping in our outdoor and pool & spa collections, and confirm each product's recommended uses before ordering.

Finish, Sealing and Care

Tumbled and honed finishes give a soft, matte look; polished onyx reflects light and deepens the color. Honed vs polished explains the difference. Seal travertine and onyx as recommended for the product and location, and clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners.