Honeycomb Statuario Venato Marble Floor Tiles

Honeycomb Statuario Venato Marble Floor Tiles

☆ Origin：Italy
☆ Snow white background with light gray veins
☆ Customized sizes, finishes and edge profiles
☆ Widely used for hotel foyer, bathroom wall, etc

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Description

"Statuario Venato Marble slabs:

colors and variations of the white Marble slabs displayed in slab yards.

and the white Marble interior floor tiles fabricated in the factory

Price Level

Product Type	Thickness	Application	Price Range
Kitchen backsplash, bathroom walling tiles, shower flooring tile	3/8" (approx. 10mm)	Wall & floor	US$ 47.8 – 143.5 per sq ft
Living room feature wall panels, wall claddings	3/4" (2 cm)	Wall panels	US$ 526.3 – 1578.9 per m²

Basic Information

Item	Description
Source	Statuario Venato floor tiles are cut from small white marble blocks (not large slabs) to reduce cost.
Slab Use	2 cm (18–20 mm or 3/4") slabs are mainly for living space, foyer or entryway feature walls, accent walls, fireplace panels, and hearth slabs.
Tile Use	1 cm (3/8"), 12 mm (1/2") thin tiles are commonly used for kitchens (backsplashes), bathrooms (walls, shower floors, and shower walls).

Prefabricated Sizes

Thickness	Sizes (inches)	Metric Sizes	Shapes
10 mm (3/8") / 12 mm (1/2")	4x4, 4x8, 4x12; 6x6, 6x12, 6x24, 6x4; 8x8, 8x4; 12x12, 12x24; 16x16; 18x18	Approx. 10–45 cm	Unilock, triangle, subway, stacked stone veneer, square, round, rectangle, penny, medallion, octagon, mosaic, interlocking, hexagon, herringbone, curved, checkerboard, beveled, basketweave, etc.
Note	Shapes mainly for floor tiles, but wall/floor distinction is now blurred.

Unit	Sizes (feet)	Sizes (inches)	Metric Sizes
1 ft	1x1	12x12	30x30 cm
2 ft	2x2, 2x3, 2x4, 2x5, 2x8	24x24, 24x36, 24x48	600x600 mm, 600x900 mm, 1200x900 mm
3 ft	3x3, 3x4, 3x5, 3x6, 3x12	36x36	900x900 mm, 900x600 mm
4 ft	4x2, 4x5, 4x6, 4x8	48x48	90x90 cm, 400x400 mm, 450x450 mm
Other	16x16, 16x24, 18x18, 18x36	–	–

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Custom Texture Finishing

Finish Type	Visual Appearance	Functional Benefits	Typical Applications
Polished (Glossy)	High-shine, reflective, luxurious look that highlights veining and color	Easy to clean; enhances brightness in interiors	Living rooms, lobbies, feature walls
Honed (Matte)	Smooth, satin-like surface with low sheen; subtle and elegant	Less slippery than polished; hides scratches	Bathrooms, kitchens, hallways
Matte	Soft, non-reflective finish; antique or rustic appeal	Understated style; comfortable underfoot	Rustic or vintage-inspired interiors
Split-Face	Rough, uneven, 3D surface with strong texture	Dramatic wall accent; slip-resistant	Feature walls, fireplaces, facades
Brushed	Gently textured with a worn-in feel	Soft touch; slip-resistant	Patios, kitchens, walkways
Tumbled	Rounded edges, aged and weathered look	Classic antique charm; good traction	Outdoor paving, courtyards, bathrooms
Fluted	Linear grooves adding rhythm and depth	Decorative and tactile; visual drama	Columns, feature panels
Sandblasted	Subtly rough, granular surface	Strong slip resistance; muted tones	Pool surrounds, outdoor steps
Flamed	Coarse, rugged texture with vibrant grain	Very high slip resistance; durable	Outdoor flooring, driveways, terraces

Custom Edge Profiles

When selecting natural stone floor tiles, the choice of edge profile plays a crucial role in both appearance and functionality. While the standard flat polished edge remains the most widely used, a variety of custom edges can be applied to achieve different styles, enhance durability, and ensure smooth transitions where stone meets other materials. Popular options include beveled, ogee, bullnose, mitered, and laminated bullnose edges. These finishes not only elevate the stone's visual impact but also serve practical purposes at corners, thresholds, and junctions with other materials such as solid wood (oak, cherry, maple), cultured marble, or stainless steel.

Edge Type	Visual Effect	Functional Benefits	Common Applications
Flat Polished Edge	Clean, straight lines with a glossy finish	Timeless look, easy maintenance, highlights stone pattern	Standard flooring, modern minimalist interiors
Beveled Edge	Angled cut along the edge; subtle shadow line	Reduces sharpness, adds dimension, hides minor chipping	Transitional spaces, wall-to-floor junctions
Ogee Edge	Elegant S-shaped curve, decorative profile	Classic and luxurious style; softens the stone's edge	High-end interiors, fireplaces, feature steps
Bullnose Edge	Fully rounded edge	Smooth, safe, and child-friendly; prevents edge damage	Stair treads, bathroom steps, pool surrounds
Mitered Edge	Two pieces joined at a 45° angle	Seamless appearance for thicker edges; premium finish	Feature walls, countertops, luxury flooring
Laminated Bullnose Edge	Layered bullnose edge for thicker look	Adds structural strength and creates bold, substantial edges	Grand staircases, luxury entryways, statement designs

Statuario Venato White Marble Floor Tiles – Design Guide

Category	Recommendations	Notes / Examples
Where to Use It	• Entryway/Foyer – Grand, luminous first impression • Living/Dining Room – Formal elegance; pair with plush rugs • Master Bathroom – Luxurious, ideal with radiant heating • Kitchen – Works well in open layouts with wood cabinetry • Powder Room – Adds high-end feel to small spaces	Suitable across both formal and functional areas
Color Palette	Primary: Pure white, soft ivory, pale gray Secondary: Charcoal, warm taupe, muted navy Metallics: Brushed gold, matte black, polished chrome Avoid: Yellow-beige tones (clash with cool undertones)	Ensures harmony with marble's cool white base and gray veining
Walls	Paint: Warm white (e.g., Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace), greige (e.g., Sherwin-Williams Repose Gray) Texture: Matte paint, Venetian plaster, or shiplap in light oak Marble Continuity: Extend Statuario Venato to backsplash or feature wall	Neutral walls allow the marble to stand out
Floors (Adjacent Surfaces)	Rugs: Neutral jute or low-pile wool (ivory/gray) Transitions: Dark hardwood for contrast in hallways; matching marble in wet areas	Helps define zones while preserving cohesion
Key Tips	Grout: Light gray or color-matched epoxy for seamless look Lighting: Natural light + warm LED recessed lights to emphasize veining Balance: Add soft textiles (linen, velvet) to reduce coldness	Combines practicality with aesthetics