Lakestone
Limestone & Terrazzo Natural Stone Mix In Porcelain Tile.
Lakestone
Lakestone blends limestone and terrazzo aesthetics in a unique porcelain collection.
Lakestone mixes two stone traditions in one surface: the soft, even ground of limestone and the scattered aggregate of terrazzo. The result is a speckled, mineral texture available in four tones, White, Light Grey, Dark Grey and a deep Anthracita. Faces are non-repeating, so the fleck pattern stays organic across large installations in the 24x48 and 24x24 formats.
This is a 1cm porcelain tile for indoor floors and walls, and the terrazzo style fleck earns its keep in practical ways: it hides everyday dust, crumbs and hard water spots better than a plain tile can. For Metro Vancouver condos and family homes, Lakestone offers a current, design-forward look with no sealing and simple neutral-cleaner maintenance.
Specifications
Colors & Variations
Face Variations
Click any tile face to view in detail
Applications
Where Lakestone Works
Condo and loft floors
The terrazzo character suits contemporary open plans. In 24x48, grout lines recede and the speckled surface runs continuously through kitchen, dining and living zones without visual breaks.
Family bathrooms
The matte finish provides sensible traction, and the fleck pattern is forgiving of water spots and toothpaste splashes between cleanings. All four colours work with standard white fixtures.
Laundry and utility rooms
Hardworking rooms benefit from porcelain that ignores detergent spills and dropped items. Dark Grey and Anthracita hide scuffs in spaces that see baskets dragged across the floor.
Cafe and retail floors
Terrazzo looks are at home in hospitality settings, and 1cm porcelain handles constant foot traffic. Non-repeating faces keep large commercial floors from looking machine made.
Design Notes
Pairing & Layout Ideas
Lakestone's fleck plays nicely with smooth companions: flat-panel cabinetry, quartz counters and simple painted walls let the texture do the talking. White and Light Grey warm up beside pale birch or ash furniture, while Anthracita anchors brass or matte black fixtures. If you like the mineral mix but want a calmer surface, compare it against Purestone or Cashmere from the same porcelain family. Match the grout to the tile's base tone so the flecks stay the focus.
FAQ
Lakestone Questions
Is Lakestone real terrazzo?
No, it is porcelain printed with a limestone and terrazzo blend, which is good news for upkeep. Real terrazzo needs periodic sealing and can stain at the cement matrix, while porcelain absorbs almost nothing. You get the speckled look with mop-and-go maintenance.
Which colour hides dirt most effectively?
The mid tones, Light Grey and Dark Grey, are the most forgiving because their fleck pattern sits between the colour of household dust and darker tracked-in soil. White shows dark debris sooner, and Anthracita will show pale lint and dust first. All four clean easily.
Does Lakestone come in a mosaic?
There is a coordinating Lakestone Mosaic collection in the same colour range, a popular pick for shower floors where smaller pieces follow the drain slope and the extra grout lines add grip. Ask to see the field tile and mosaic together when comparing colours.
How much traffic can Lakestone handle?
As a 1cm porcelain, it is built for busy indoor floors, from family entryways to commercial spaces. The surface resists scratching from grit and chair legs, and the non-repeating fleck disguises wear patterns that would show on a flat colour floor over the years.
Visit Our Richmond Showroom
Experience the difference of seeing and touching our materials in person.