Easy Clean Marble Look Porcelain Tile – Updated! Affordable & Quality

When you’re looking for a bathroom tile or even a kitchen tile, there are certain things that you automatically find yourself searching for, such as marble look porcelain tiles. Because you will want your tiles to have characteristics that will benefit the situation installed. For example, many people look for easy porcelain tiles to clean.

Our design team has quite a few options in this regard, and they have put together a selection of samples for us to discuss. We think that any of these would be excellent choices for a kitchen or bathroom, so let’s get started.

Polished Porcelain Tiles

Polished porcelain tiles effectively create a bright and enjoyable space, especially in the kitchen. We have a few different examples of polished porcelain that we figure you’d want to discover.

1- Carrara Marble Look Porcelain Tile

We would like to look at the first example, the Carrara Porcelain Tile. There is a lot to appreciate when it comes to a tile like this. It has a clean, white background, the cracked effect is stunning, and it is polished to prevent it from becoming chipped and damaged. This particular tile would look great in a bathroom, whether you used it as just a marble looking porcelain shower or employed it for something like a backsplash tile.

 

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2- Venato Polished Marble Look Porcelain Tile For Floors

Another good example is this Venato Polished Porcelain Tile. The tile is more subdued than the other one, with no visible crack effect but more delicate lines across the tile. However, it does work just as well, as it still has the elegant, polished appearance you want from a porcelain tile. At this point, it would be just as effective as a floor tile or a wall tile so that you could experiment.

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Carrara Venato Semi Polished  Marble Look Porcelain Tile 12×24

Carrara Venato12"x24"x3/8"Semi Polished Marble Look Porcelain Tile

$15.95
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9 Most Wondered FAQs about Porcelain Tiles

1- What tile finish is easiest to clean? 

An easy-to-clean tile finish will have a low absorption to prevent penetrating stains, such as uric acid, from causing serious cleaning problems. That same tile will also have a relatively smooth finish to prevent the typical elements in the bath environment from adhering to the face of the material. The goal is to select a tile that inhibits penetration and minimizes adhesion. We can help you make the selection.

2- Are matte porcelain tiles hard to clean? 

Matte porcelain tiles are not hard to clean. In fact, it is relatively easy. Their porcelain body has a very low water absorption rate, so aggressive staining elements don’t penetrate. The matte finish minimizes the things that get “caught” on the face and “stick” or adhere. Therefore, the end user can focus on a regular, but minimal, maintenance program built around quick, frequent cleanings.

3- Is matte or glossy tile easier to clean?

A case can be made that they are equally easy to clean, given the presence of certain technical characteristics. For example, the typical porcelain tile is impervious to water absorption, which makes them highly resistant to staining. This means that the end user can, in most cases, simply wipe clean both finishes as part of their basic maintenance plan.

4- What type of tile is easiest to keep clean?

To a degree, we have discussed this in other areas of these FAQs, but the question is well worth revisiting. Typically, two situations cause the most difficult cleaning problems. First, when a stain penetrates into the body of the tile. Second, when the surface of the tile catches dirt that then sticks to it. A tile like porcelain, that does not allow penetration into the body, with a finish that is not overly rough, will be relatively easy to clean.

5- What color tile is easiest to keep clean?

The question is really what colors of tile SHOW dirt the most. A black tile may visually display a lot of dirt but might actually be less dirty than a multi-color tile that is simply doing a better job of hiding the dirt. There is also the very subjective question of what is filthy to one pair of eyes is acceptable to another pair. Generally speaking, shaded, light colors will be easier to clean than stark dark values. However, there is no hard and fast rule.

6- What is the easiest shower tile to clean?

A tile that has a low water absorption will resist aggressive, penetrating stains. A tile surface that is matte, polished, or glossy will minimize the amount of dirt and grime that adheres to the face. This easy rule of thumb will greatly aid in overall cleaning and holds true for both floors and walls in the shower area. Also understand that minimizing grout, particularly in ceramic tile installations, will reduce maintenance.

7- What floor tiles are easy to clean?

As discussed previously, a tile with low water absorption will fight penetrating stains. A larger tile with no, or minimal, grout joints will require less maintenance. The less grout the better, since it can be problematic at times. Matte and polished flooring does not allow as many things to adhere, lowering cleaning efforts. Please be mindful that what is easiest to clean might also be slippery. We can help you choose wisely.

8- What is the easiest tile to take care of?

The easiest tile to take care of is one that does not display stains and does not absorb stains. A low water absorption tile, such as porcelain, is considered to be impervious. That means you never have to worry about something like red wine leaving a permanent mark. If that same tile has a matte or polished finish, then dirt and grime are less likely to adhere to the face and therefore easier to maintain.

9- What is the lowest maintenance flooring?

When considering the general maintenance of an overall floor, a larger unit, matte-finish porcelain tile would be a very wise choice. The porcelain body is impervious, so the tiles don’t absorb stain. The matte-finish minimizes what will adhere, which aids cleanability. A larger unit of tile means a piece greater than twelve inches which eliminates problems with cleaning the joints between tiles.

4 Main Advantages of Marble Look Porcelain Tiles

  • Easy to maintain
  • Easy to clean
  • Cheaper than marble
  • Porcelain is more durable in outdoor conditions

Textures and Styles

We also have a broad range of textures and styles for you to explore. If you want to take a look at the top 8 porcelain tile trends 2023, we offer more styles. We want to make sure that you continue to have some of the best possible options, which is why we will continue to offer you great examples. So, without further ado, let’s carry on.

This Gold Statuary Esagonetta Honed Porcelain Wall Decos is quite nice. It’s a lot more textured than the other options we have looked at thus far, but don’t let that put you off. It is a beautiful design and will do great on a bathroom wall. A tile like this is a lot more complicated in terms of innovation, so use it as a feature wall or splashback tile.

There is also this offering, the Blanco Esagonetta Honed Porcelain Wall Decos. It’s pretty much the same as the first option, just a little less ostentatious. It has quite a bit of texture, and a unique decoration that would make it suitable for many interior design schemes, so it is one to consider. You really will want to make the best decision with this one.

Finally, one other thing that we do want to mention is this offering, the Blanco Marjinal 3×6 Brick Staggered Polished Porcelain Mosaic.

It’s a different design to the others entirely, looking a lot more like bricks. However, it has that polished mosaic tile look, so it’s not a wrong choice by any means. It would look good in the kitchen because it has a modern, bright design that would fit nicely into a space like that.

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Gold Statuary12"x24"x25/64"Honed Marble Look Porcelain Wall Decos

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Blanco Honed Esagonetta Marble Look Porcelain Wall Decos 12×24

Blanco12"x24"x25/64"Honed Marble Look Porcelain Wall Decos

$16.95
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Blanco Marjinal Polished 3×6 Brick Staggered Marble Look Porcelain Mosaic 12×12

Blanco Marjinal12"x12"x25/64"3x6 Brick Staggered Polished Porcelain Mosaic

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Final Thoughts

So, ultimately, we have tiles that would fit in both the kitchen and the bathroom. These are excellent tiles, and they are some of the best of the design teams picked out. We like them because they have different textures and styles to suit every situation.

It is essential to have a broad selection of materials at your disposal, which we intend to provide for you at Stone Tile Depot. We have so many different choices for you to take a look at, and we wholeheartedly encourage you to examine everything that’s on offer and pick and choose whatever you want. A suitable bathroom tile is pretty irreplaceable, and it is something that we are pretty pleased to offer. Polished porcelain is one of the best options because it has many incredible benefits, and is easy to take care of, so regardless of what happens, you’re in good hands.