Our premium collection primarily hails from Italy 🇮🇹, renowned for its superior tile craftsmanship and unique designs.

Murrina tiles are the highest grade porcelain tile in the world, using the best raw materials and a sophisticated composition of kaolin, quartz and feldspar, fired at over 1,400°C. The hardness of porcelain and glaze produced by the highest firing temperatures guarantees a hygienic surface and long-lasting shine.

Italian Murrina tiles are celebrated for their exceptional quality, innovative designs, and rich history in tile-making. They are often at the forefront of tile trends and are known for their durability and elegance.

Consider factors like where you’re using the tile (floor, wall, indoors, outdoors), the look you’re going for, your budget, and the wear and tear the tile will experience. Our experts are always here to guide you through the selection process!

Yes! While both types might look similar, floor tiles are generally thicker and more durable to withstand foot traffic. Wall tiles are often lighter and may come in different finishes suitable for vertical application. Italian Murrina is made for both floor and wall applications.

Measure the area (length x width) where you want to place the tiles and add about 10% more for cuts, breaks, and future repairs. If unsure, seek assistance from a professional. Alternatively, you can use the tile calculator under the ‘Add To Cart’ button on any product page.

For regular cleaning, a soft cloth and mild detergent will suffice for most tiles. Always avoid using abrasive or acidic cleaners that might damage the tile’s finish.

Minor color variations can be expected due to the natural materials used and the firing process. However, if you receive a damaged tile or the variation is beyond acceptable limits, please contact our customer service immediately for assistance or simply visit the ‘Returns and Refunds’ page and submit a request.

Many tiles, especially those made from natural materials, are environmentally friendly. Additionally, they can contribute to thermal mass in a home, saving on heating and cooling costs.