Silver Travertine Tile: Gray Looks and Options
Quick answerSilver travertine tile is a cool, gray-toned travertine, softer and more textured than gray marble. Our closest match is Silver Pewter Blend, available in tumbled, honed, split-faced and filled and honed finishes. Seal it and order samples to check the tone.
Silver travertine tile is a cool, gray-toned travertine that feels calm and modern while keeping the soft texture of natural stone. Searches such as satori silver crescent travertine tile, silver grey travertine and travertino silver all point to the same idea: a silvery travertine with gray and soft beige tones. This guide explains the look, which of our stones come closest, and how to use and care for it. We do not use the name Satori on our site, so we describe it by look. Start with Silver Pewter Blend travertine and all travertine.
What Is Silver Travertine Tile?
Silver travertine is a travertine with a gray, pewter or silvery base color, often with warmer streaks running through it. It is cooler than the usual cream and beige travertine, and softer and more textured than gray marble. Names vary by supplier, so you may see silver, silver grey, silver river or travertino silver for similar looks. Learn the basics in what is travertine and see the sibling silver travertine guide.
Silver Travertine Tile We Carry
Silver Pewter Blend Travertine
Silver Pewter Blend is our closest match for silver grey travertine. It comes as field tile, mosaics, liners and baseboard, in tumbled, honed, split-faced and filled and honed finishes, with ledger-panel and chair rail pieces. Check each product page for the current pieces and sizes.
Pairing Silver With Warmer Travertine
Silver looks lovely next to warm stone. Try Ivory Light, Noce or mixed ivory, noce and gold for contrast, or Walnut for a darker accent.
Satori Silver Crescent and Corner Pieces
A crescent or corner piece is a shaped trim or accent that finishes an edge or turns a corner. If you are searching for a satori silver crescent travertine corner, the best way to match it is to look at our trim and corner options. Browse travertine trim and moldings, bullnose liner trim and pencil liner trim. Read stone trims and edges, quarter round trim and molding trim. Contact us if you need help matching a piece.
Finishes for Silver Travertine
Tumbled gives a soft, aged edge, honed is smooth and matte, and split-faced is the most textured. Silver tones look cleanest honed or filled and honed. See honed travertine, filled honed travertine, tumbled travertine and split-face stone tile. Read split face travertine tile, stone tile finishes and filled vs unfilled travertine.
Where to Use Silver Travertine
Floors and Bathrooms
Cool gray travertine gives a floor or bath a quiet, spa-like mood. In wet areas, seal the stone and use a proper waterproofing system, as your installer advises. See travertine floor tile, travertine bathroom tile, travertine shower tile and bathroom tile.
Backsplashes, Walls and Fireplaces
A silver mosaic or stacked ledger panel works well behind a range or around a fireplace. See travertine backsplash tile, travertine mosaic tile, travertine fireplace tile and travertine wall tile.
Silver Travertine vs Gray Marble
Gray marble has more defined veining and often a cooler, more polished look. Silver travertine is softer, with linear texture and mixed tones. Compare gray marble tile with silver travertine samples, and read travertine vs marble.
Caring for Silver Travertine
Seal the stone, wipe spills quickly and use a stone-safe cleaner. Avoid acidic products. Read the travertine sealing guide, travertine care and natural stone care.
Quick Checklist
Start by deciding how cool you want the stone. Silver reads gray in some light and beige in warmer light, so check samples in the morning and in the evening. Pick the finish next. Honed looks quiet and modern, tumbled looks softer and aged, and split-faced adds strong texture. Keep the grout close to the stone color for a calm surface. Plan matching trim for edges and corners so the look is finished. For more ideas see the tile inspiration gallery and travertine tile design ideas.
Plan and Order
Natural stone varies, so samples are the best way to check tone in your own light. Any 5 samples are $25 and ship free: order sample tiles. Use the tile calculator, read the travertine cost guide, or request a quote. Local? Try Anaheim pickup or contact us.
Common questions
What is silver travertine tile?
Silver travertine is a gray, pewter-toned travertine, often with warmer streaks. It is cooler than cream and beige travertine and softer than gray marble.
Do you sell satori silver crescent travertine tile?
We do not use that name on our site. Our closest match is Silver Pewter Blend travertine, and you can order a sample to compare.
What is the satori silver crescent travertine corner?
A crescent or corner is a shaped trim or accent piece for finishing edges. Browse our travertine trim and moldings, or contact us to match a piece.
What is silver grey travertine?
It is the same cool gray-toned travertine look. Silver Pewter Blend is our closest match.
Is silver river travertine the same as silver travertine?
Supplier names vary, and silver river usually describes a similar silvery gray look. Order samples to check the tone.
What does travertino silver mean?
Travertino is the Italian word for travertine, so travertino silver means silver travertine.
Is silver travertine good for floors?
Yes, a honed or tumbled finish wears gracefully. Seal it and wipe spills quickly.
Can I use silver travertine in a shower?
Yes, with care. Seal the stone and use a proper waterproofing system as your installer advises.
What colors go with silver travertine?
Warm Ivory Light, Noce and Walnut travertine contrast nicely, and white or cream grout keeps the look soft.
What finishes does Silver Pewter Blend come in?
It comes in tumbled, honed, split-faced and filled and honed finishes. Check the product page for exact pieces.
Is silver travertine like gray marble?
Both are cool and gray, but silver travertine has softer, linear texture, and gray marble has more defined veining.