Noce Travertine Tile

Noce Travertine Tile

Noce travertine tile and mosaics in warm brown tones with soft, earthy variation. Choose tumbled or filled and honed finishes for floors, walls and backsplashes, and order a sample to see how the color reads in your light.
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Noce Travertine is characterized by its rich walnut-brown and dark chocolate tones with prominent natural vein structure. It is one of the most popular dark-toned travertine families in residential design.

Design Applications

Checkerboard: Noce paired with Ivory (Light) Travertine is the definitive warm-tone checkerboard — available in 4x4 through 24x24 in tumbled and filled and honed finishes. Warm and natural rather than graphic, suited to traditional and transitional interiors.

Standalone tile: Noce as a standalone floor creates a rich, enveloping environment. In tumbled finish for outdoor patios, pool surrounds, and walkways, it adds visual depth without reading as too dark in bright outdoor light.

Available Formats

Field tile in cross-cut tumbled and other finishes in 4x4, 6x6, 12x12, 12x24, and other sizes. Mosaics in brick and other patterns. Ledger panels. Checkerboard combinations with Ivory (Light) Travertine. Trim in pencil liner and baseboard. Seal before installation. Order one sample for $7.95, or choose any 5 for $25, with free standard shipping on sample-only orders.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Noce travertine?

Noce is a warm brown travertine with natural pores and soft, earthy variation. What is travertine?

Noce or Noce Exotic?

Both are brown travertines. Noce Exotic is vein-cut with linear banding, while Noce is cross-cut and softer. Sample both. Noce Exotic travertine

Tumbled or filled and honed?

Tumbled has softened edges and an aged look; filled and honed has its natural holes filled for a smoother surface. Filled vs unfilled travertine

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