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Graphite Black 5x5 Matte Cross Porcelain Tile (34 pack, 5.31 sq ft/case)
Dimensions:
| Tile Width (in) | 6.6 |
| Tile Length (in) | 6.6 |
| Overall thickness (mm) | 7.95 |
| Carton Weight (lb) | 23.50 |
| Weight per Sheet/piece (lb) | 4.43 |
Features:
| Material | Porcelain |
| Color | Black |
| Tile Type | Small Format Tile |
| Mount Type | Loose |
| Finish | Matte |
| Recommended Thinset | Laticrete 254 Platinum |
| Recommended Grout (s) | Laticrete Permacolor |
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Graphite Black Matte Star Porcelain Tile - 7” x 7”
Our graphite black matte star tile is a good option for people who want to introduce a sense of delicate drama and sophistication to their space. In this tile, a velvety black color along with a mesmerizing matte finish and bold geometry make a true piece of art in itself. The tile features a sculpted star motif that adds a subtle rhythm and movement to the tile and also highlights the edges with a charismatic presence. Instead of going for a basic flat black shade, the tile features an eye-catching graphite tone, making this 7x7 black star porcelain tile a choice to be reckoned with.
Being a small format tile, our graphite black matte star tile can be installed in various expressive layouts. But along with the layout and aesthetics, the tile also carries durability, longevity, and strength. This allows for flexible and expressive installation, adding a lot of character to your space. Use it to create feature walls for your home bars, living rooms, kitchens, and more. In bedrooms, the beautiful black geometric wall tile can be used to create unique and stylish accent features, such as framing the headboard. Its strength also allows it to be used in gardens, patios, and more.
Our matte black star porcelain tile is versatile as it balances contemporary style with timeless aesthetics. It works well with moody interiors featuring deep jewel tones, but can also be used in minimalist spaces with neutral palettes. Durable, low-maintenance, and versatile across walls and light-traffic floors, this tile proves that pattern does not need to shout to make an impression.