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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.












