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Horizon

Gold-veined marble in polished porcelain.

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Horizon

Horizon brings the opulence of gold-veined white marble into a polished porcelain format. The warm gold accents on a pristine white base create a premium, sophisticated look perfect for luxury residential and commercial projects.

Gold veining does the talking in Horizon. A single White (Gold) colourway lays warm, metallic toned veins over a bright white ground, finished polished so the surface carries real depth and light. Formats are 24x24 and 24x48 with non-repeating faces, keeping the veining varied across a full wall or floor rather than falling into a pattern.

Horizon is an 8mm glazed porcelain rated for indoor floors and walls, delivering the luxury marble cue with none of marble's sensitivity to acids, stains or sealing schedules. Since the finish is polished, it is strongest on walls, backsplashes and dry-area floors; Metro Vancouver projects typically pair it with a matte floor tile in wet rooms.

Specifications

MaterialGlazed Porcelain
ApplicationIndoors / Floor & Wall
Thickness8mm
FinishesPolished
Face VariationNon-Repeating
ColorsWhite (Gold)
StyleEuropean Porcelain
Sizes24 x 24 / 24 x 48 Inches

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Colors & Variations

Face Variations

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Applications

Where Horizon Works

Luxury feature walls

Behind a vanity, tub or fireplace, polished gold-on-white veining delivers the marble statement rooms are often designed around, with light moving across the surface all day.

Elegant backsplashes

A Horizon backsplash warms white kitchens and ties in brass hardware. The glazed surface wipes free of grease and splatter that would stain genuine marble permanently.

Formal dry floors

Dining rooms, foyers and dressing rooms suit the polished 24x48 format, where reflection adds a sense of occasion and water underfoot is not part of daily life.

Tub and shower walls

On vertical wet surfaces the polished finish is fully at home, brightening enclosed showers. Pair it with a matte or mosaic floor from another collection for traction.

Design Notes

Pairing & Layout Ideas

Horizon is the natural partner for brass, gold and warm bronze fixtures, and it flatters cream, greige and soft black paint. Pair it with a matte white or beige floor tile, Balance Stone or GPT1169 both work, so wet floors keep traction while the walls carry the shine. It also shares its gold-on-white language with Calacatta CX when a project needs more formats. Bright white grout, tightly matched, keeps the veining continuous and the effect intact.

FAQ

Horizon Questions

Can Horizon go on a shower floor?

We would not recommend it there. The collection comes in a polished finish, which is slippery when wet, so shower pans and bathroom floors should use a matte tile or mosaic instead. Horizon itself is an excellent choice for the walls of the same shower.

Is the gold veining metallic or printed colour?

The veining is a warm gold toned pattern within the glazed surface rather than actual metal, so it will not tarnish, patina or react to water and cleaners. The polished finish is what gives it the reflective, jewellery-like quality in the right light.

How does Horizon differ from Calacatta CX?

They share the white and gold marble language, but Calacatta CX offers more formats, including a mosaic and 48x110 panels, plus matte options. Horizon is polished only, in 24x24 and 24x48, with its own veining character. Seeing them side by side settles which suits your project.

What maintenance does a polished porcelain wall need?

Very little. A wipe with a damp microfibre cloth and an occasional neutral cleaner keeps the shine; there is no sealing, polishing compound or special product involved. Avoid abrasive pads and acidic descalers, which can dull any polished surface over time, and it will look consistent for years.

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