Jura Landscape
German Jura limestone in porcelain.
Jura Landscape
Jura Landscape faithfully reproduces the iconic German Jura limestone with its distinctive fossil-rich texture and warm grey tones. This collection brings classic European elegance to floors and walls with the durability of glazed porcelain.
Jura Landscape is modelled on the limestone quarried in Germany's Jura region, a stone known for its fossil traces and soft mineral mottling. The porcelain version keeps that quiet, organic character in three colours, Basalt, Beige and Grey, with a matte finish and non-repeating faces, so floors show the gentle variation of real limestone rather than an obvious repeat.
Real limestone is porous and needs sealing; this glazed porcelain does not. At 8mm it handles indoor floors and walls, cleans with plain water, and shrugs off the grit of a Vancouver winter tracked through the front door. It suits homeowners after a classic European stone floor in kitchens, halls and bathrooms without the upkeep the natural material asks for.
Specifications
Colors & Variations
Face Variations
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Applications
Where Jura Landscape Works
Kitchen and hallway floors
The matte surface offers sensible footing and the limestone mottling is forgiving with crumbs and dust between cleanings. Both 24x24 and 24x48 sizes work in these connected spaces.
Bathrooms, floor to ceiling
A matte porcelain limestone look is a natural fit for wet rooms. Carry one colour across the floor and up the walls for a calm, spa-like envelope.
Open-plan main floors
Non-repeating faces matter most over big areas. Run the 24x48 tile through kitchen, dining and living zones and the pattern stays convincingly random from one end to the other.
Traditional and heritage interiors
Jura limestone has centuries of use in European buildings, so this look suits character homes and classic renovations where a bright polished tile would feel out of place.
Design Notes
Pairing & Layout Ideas
Because the palette is quiet, Jura Landscape takes direction from what you put with it. Beige leans warm with walnut cabinetry and cream walls; Grey and Basalt suit black fixtures and cooler paint colours. A tone-matched grout keeps the limestone effect seamless. If you are weighing this against other soft stone looks, Lounge Stone and Tassero sit nearby in the same European porcelain range and compare well side by side.
FAQ
Jura Landscape Questions
Which colour should I choose?
Basalt is the deepest of the three and grounds a room, Grey is the cool mid-tone, and Beige is the warmest and most traditional. All three share the same fossil-style mottling, so the choice comes down to your cabinetry, counters and how much light the room gets.
Is this real limestone?
No, it is glazed porcelain printed with the look of German Jura limestone. That is an advantage in practice: porcelain has near-zero water absorption, never needs sealing, and resists the staining and etching that natural limestone is prone to in kitchens and bathrooms.
Can I use it in a shower?
Yes. The matte finish is appropriate for shower walls and bathroom floors, and porcelain is unaffected by constant moisture. Many people run the 24x24 on the bathroom floor and the 24x48 up the walls so the joints align neatly.
What sizes are available?
Two: 24 x 24 and 24 x 48 inches. The square suits smaller rooms and classic layouts, while the large rectangle covers open floors quickly with fewer grout lines. Both come in all three colours in the matte finish.
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