Large Format Tile and Slab Collections Worth Seeing in Person

Large format tile is one of those products that a phone screen simply cannot do justice. A 120 x 120 cm porcelain panel changes how a room reads, cutting grout lines down to a handful and letting veining or stone texture flow across a floor or wall the way a quarried slab would. This roundup walks through twelve collections from our large format tiles and slabs range, from quiet neutrals to saturated greens, so you can shortlist a few before you visit.

It is written for Greater Vancouver homeowners, designers and builders planning kitchens, bathrooms, feature walls and open plan floors. Every collection here is on display at our Richmond showroom on Bridgeport Road, and with panels this size, standing in front of a full face under real light is the honest way to judge them. Here is what each one brings.

Eternal

Named for what stays, Eternal renders a classic stone character with soft mineral movement across 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm porcelain panels. Faces are non-repeating, so a full floor reads as quarried rather than printed, and the Natural or Polished finish decides whether the stone whispers or shines. It suits main floors, bathrooms and entry halls, and it handles rainy season boot traffic without sealing. Browse Eternal for the full picture.

Titanium

Marble goes contemporary here. Titanium layers a metallic character over sweeping veined faces, and the effect shifts with the light, especially in the Polished finish. The porcelain panels come in 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm with non-repeating faces, in thicknesses from 0.6 to 1.2 cm. It thrives in modern living areas, powder rooms and media walls, where the surface picks up reflections the way brushed metal does.

Grace

If you want one confident gesture in a room, jade green is hard to ignore. Grace carries soft green movement across 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm porcelain faces, glassy and deep in Polished, calmer in Natural. It turns a fireplace, headboard wall or tub surround into the focal point, and because porcelain needs no sealing, the colour can live in a steamy ensuite without a care routine.

Calacatta Slab

The one countertop candidate in this roundup. Calacatta Slab is sintered stone, not porcelain: a 48 x 110 inch panel at 6 mm, with gold or white veining over a bright base in Polished or Matte. Sintered stone is made without resin, so it resists heat, scratches and UV, and it is rated for indoors and outdoors. One slab can cover an island, vanity or feature wall with the pattern uninterrupted.

Vanglih

Deep, flowing marble veining is the signature of Vanglih, reproduced across oversized porcelain in 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm formats. Veins travel naturally from panel to panel thanks to the non-repeating faces, so nothing stamps out twice. Choose Natural for a soft honed character or Polished for a reflective, formal read. It suits open plan floors, fireplace walls and shower surrounds where a gallery-like surface is the goal.

Elyt

Restraint has its own appeal. Elyt carries quiet, threadlike veining over a calm base, a refined stone effect that stays subtle even across a large floor. The 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm porcelain panels come in Natural and Polished, with thicknesses from 0.6 to 1.2 cm covering feature walls through hardworking floors. It is a strong pick for condos and townhouses where a busy pattern would crowd the room.

Venice LF

Travertine lovers should start here. Venice LF captures vein cut travertine, with its long horizontal banding, on 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm porcelain panels in Natural or Polished. The linear grain stretches rooms visually when laid lengthwise, and unlike real travertine there are no pores to fill and no sealing schedule. Run it on linear feature walls, spa-style bathrooms and fireplace surrounds.

Florence LF

Where Venice LF draws lines, this one draws clouds. Florence LF renders cross cut travertine, a softer mottled face in warm tones, across the same 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm porcelain formats. The Natural finish lands close to honed travertine, and the even pattern carries beautifully over big open plan floors. The two travertine siblings pair well, vein cut on walls and cross cut underfoot.

Invictus

Some surfaces are the design, and Invictus is built for that job. Sweeping, high-contrast marble veining charges across 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm porcelain panels, with non-repeating faces so the drama unfolds differently on every piece. Polished puts it at full power; Natural tempers it slightly. Use it on showpiece feature walls, luxury bathroom surrounds and entertaining floors where you want an entrance moment.

Fox

Dark rooms need an anchor, and Fox provides one through a graphite stone face with subtle mineral movement. In the Natural finish it reads like honed basalt, while Polished turns the same face into a low, moody sheen. The porcelain panels come in 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm, at home on grounding open plan floors, fireplace chimney breasts and boutique-hotel style bathrooms with warm lighting.

Manaos

Green marble has furnished lobbies and palaces for generations, and Manaos brings that lineage to porcelain. Rich, saturated green tones move through veined, non-repeating faces on 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm panels, deep in Polished and softer in Natural. Jewel-box powder rooms, home bar walls and statement bathroom floors are its natural territory, with brass hardware and white fixtures as classic companions.

Silver LF

Every project needs a dependable neutral, and Silver LF fills that role with a mid-tone silver grey and soft stone movement. Brighter than charcoal and warmer than raw concrete, it works through open living areas and full-height shower walls alike. The 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm porcelain formats keep grout lines scarce, and the grey field pairs with warm and cool furnishings without complaint.

How to choose between them

Start with the role the surface plays. If the tile is the statement, shortlist Invictus, Manaos, Grace or Vanglih and keep everything around them quiet. If the tile is the backdrop, Eternal, Elyt, Silver LF or the two travertine looks give you calm coverage that flatters cabinetry and furniture. Counters and outdoor surfaces point to Calacatta Slab, since sintered stone handles heat and sunlight that porcelain wall and floor panels are not asked to face.

Then think about material behaviour. All the porcelain collections here share near-zero water absorption and need no sealing, which suits wet coastal winters and busy households. Our guide to tile and stone materials covers those differences in depth, and the porcelain tiles learning page explains why the material earns its keep on floors. Finish is the last call: Natural for grip underfoot, Polished for walls and light.

See the full panels in Richmond

Small samples cannot show how non-repeating faces vary across a floor, which is why we keep full displays of these collections at #3-11240 Bridgeport Rd in Richmond. Walk-ins are welcome, and we handle both supply-only and supply-and-install across Greater Vancouver. Call 604-270-4993 or reach us through our contact page and we will help you narrow the shortlist to the right panel for your project.