The Eterna Collection brings the luxurious look and feel of the finest marble into your space, without the high cost. Inspired by the world’s most stunning marbles, this porcelain collection offers a refined design with subtle veining and a polished finish. Ideal for floors, accent walls, or even countertops, Eterna creates breathtaking interiors with endless possibilities.

Description

• Material: Porcelain (marble-look).
• Finish: Polished or Honed (dual finish options).
• Size(s) Available: 24″ × 48″ slab/tile.
• Water Absorption: <=0.5%.
• PEI: 4.
• Application Ideas:
    • Large floor areas (living rooms, open plan interiors, foyers).
    • Accent walls and backdrop walls where a marble look is desired.
    • Bathroom walls, vanity surrounds, possibly shower walls.
    • Suitable for residential and light-commercial use in interior settings.
• Style: Marble-style, large format, statement slab, elegant, high-contrast veining, luxurious, clean & modern.

Key Features

• Oversized slab format (24×48) reduces grout lines, giving a cleaner, more seamless appearance across walls/floors
• Polished finish offers sheen and brightness; honed option gives softer texture with less glare, ideal in areas where slip or reflection control is needed
• Natural marble-inspired veining over a white background for a dramatic, classic aesthetic without marble’s maintenance
• Porcelain construction adds strength, durability, stain resistance, and easier upkeep compared to real marble.

Care & Maintenance

• Clean with mild, pH-neutral cleaner and soft mop or cloth; avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners (especially with polished surface).
• Wipe up spills promptly to avoid staining or edge‐discoloration, particularly on honed surfaces, which may be more porous.
• Use light or matching grout and thin-set to preserve aesthetics and avoid color bleeding.
• Ensure substrate is flat and installation is well done; large slabs need careful handling to avoid lippage or cracking.
• Seal grout lines if porous; porcelain itself is low absorption, but grout can be vulnerable.