Ash
Warm natural stone in porcelain.
Ash
Ash captures the warm, natural beauty of limestone in a durable porcelain format. With soft beige tones and organic texture, this collection creates inviting, timeless spaces perfect for contemporary and traditional interiors alike.
Ash reads as limestone left in the sun: warm, soft and quietly textured. The Polish glazed porcelain comes in Beige and Grey with a matte finish, in 24x24 and 24x48 field sizes plus a 2x2 square mosaic for detail work. Non-repeating faces keep the stone's gentle variation looking natural across larger floors and walls.
Limestone itself is porous and needs regular sealing; Ash delivers the look in 8mm glazed porcelain that absorbs essentially nothing. For Metro Vancouver homes chasing warm minimalism, spa bathrooms or Mediterranean leaning kitchens, it provides the soft stone backdrop with nothing more demanding than a damp mop, and the mosaic lets the same material handle shower floors.
Specifications
Colors & Variations
Face Variations
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Applications
Where Ash Works
Spa style bathrooms
Beige wraps a bathroom in warmth that grey stone cannot match. Use field tile on walls and floor, then the 2x2 mosaic on the shower pan for grip and drainage slopes.
Warm kitchen floors
The limestone tone flatters cream cabinetry and wood counters, and matte glazed porcelain ignores olive oil drips and coffee spills that would stain the real stone it resembles.
Living and dining floors
In 24x48, Ash grounds open living areas with a soft mineral base that suits both contemporary and traditional furniture, and it conceals household dust better than crisp whites.
Fireplace surrounds
Ash brings limestone calm to a fireplace face without the weight of stone veneer. Porcelain handles the heat, and Grey offers a cooler alternative where Beige feels too soft.
Design Notes
Pairing & Layout Ideas
Ash belongs with natural materials: white oak vanities, travertine toned counters, linen curtains and aged brass. Beige harmonizes with the warm stone tones of Cashmere or Endless Time if you are coordinating adjacent rooms, while Grey gives the same softness in a cooler register. Use the 2x2 mosaic in the matching colour on shower floors rather than switching materials, and choose a grout close to the tile tone on walls so the surfaces stay serene.
FAQ
Ash Questions
Is the mosaic the same material as the field tile?
Yes, the 2x2 square mosaic is the same glazed porcelain in the same colours, supplied in sheets. That lets a shower floor slope properly to the drain with tight grout spacing for traction, while matching the walls around it exactly.
Does Ash lean beige or grey overall?
Both, by design. The Beige colourway is a warm limestone tone, while the Grey version carries the same soft texture in a cooler shade. If your fixed elements, counters, cabinets and floors, run warm, choose Beige; against whites and cool tones, Grey integrates more easily.
How does this compare to real limestone for upkeep?
Real limestone is soft and porous, needing sealing and quick attention to acidic spills. Ash is glazed porcelain, so wine, citrus and bath products sit on the surface until wiped away. Routine care is sweeping and a neutral cleaner, with no sealing calendar at all.
Can I see Ash next to similar warm stone tiles?
Yes, our Richmond showroom displays Ash alongside the other European porcelain collections, so you can compare its limestone softness against warmer marble looks in the same light. Staff can pull sample boards for the colours you shortlist and send pieces home with you.
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