Product watch: Versilia Marble from RAK Ceramics

porcelain tile from RAK ceramics that looks like marble
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Product watch: Versilia Marble from RAK Ceramics

Versilia Marble by RAK Ceramics is all about combining the look of luxury with the practicality of porcelain…

porcelain tile from RAK ceramics that looks like marble

Inspired by the natural, effortless beauty of marble, but with all the practical advantages that porcelain brings to interiors, Versilia Marble displays striking grey veining set against a neutral white backdrop for instant attention.

Monochromatic kitchen design using Versilia tile by RAK that looks like marble

Image credit: RAK Ceramics

Durable, straightforward to install and easy to care for, this revised classical marble surface is the ideal choice for worktops, wall surfaces and floor coverings. The high gloss finish gives the material the edge, even when used over compact spaces where reflecting light can introduce the illusion of spaciousness into the design.

Tapping into the continental trend for worktops with a slim profile, Versilia Marble is 9mm thick and in measurements from 60x120cm per tile. The Mega Slab format allows for greater consistency when used over large areas, with less need for grout lines and a seamless finish.

Having identified the bathroom trends moving forward into 2022, this Versilia Marble tile is a perfect fit as we look to add a bit of designer luxury  to our lifestyle.

RAK Ceramics is one of our Recommended Suppliers and regularly features in our Supplier News section of the website. If you are interested in becoming one of our Recommended Suppliers, please email Katy Phillips.

Main image credit: RAK Ceramics

Pauline Brettell / 15.02.2022

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