Calacatta Gold Octagon With Lagos Azul Dots

Calacatta Gold Octagon With Lagos Azul DotsOne of the easiest ways to spruce up your walls is to add a backsplash tile in a fun, unexpected pattern. This Calcatta Gold, Thassos, and Lagos Azul tile is designed in a striking pattern that is sure to be the star of your space. The elongated octagon pattern with small marble inserts creates a visually appealing pattern that can boast more texture and interest to your backsplash area no matter where you install. It can add texture to a neutral

One of the easiest ways to spruce up your walls is to add a backsplash tile in a fun, unexpected pattern. This Calcatta Gold, Thassos, and Lagos Azul tile is designed in a striking pattern that is sure to be the star of your space. The elongated octagon pattern with small marble inserts creates a visually appealing pattern that can boast more texture and interest to your backsplash area no matter where you install. It can add texture to a neutral kitchen or liven up your shower area where some pattern is desired. While this mosaic tile can be paired with almost any color, we recommend pairing them with warmer paint and cabinetry colors to keep your space interesting and warm. These mosaic tiles can also blend beautifully into your décor as a floor tile. When used as a floor tile, a darker grout may be a better choice for hiding dirt.

*Naturally occurring veins and variations are found in all stone tiles, including Calacatta Gold marble, and can result in differences of appearance between photos and products. If you would like to gauge variation between tiles prior to ordering, please request current dye lot pictures.

White marble may contain naturally occurring iron deposits that can lead to discoloration if used in areas prone to wet or damp, or if exposed to harsh chemical cleaners. As this is an inherent feature of the material, Tile Club does not assume responsibility for discoloration of marble or other natural stone tiles. To ensure you enjoy your white marble tiles for years to come, we recommend installing them in areas that are not prone to standing water, and regularly sealing your tile and grout.