Rush
Textured stone-look porcelain tile.
Rush
Rush delivers a richly textured stone aesthetic in a durable porcelain format. With warm beige and grey tones, this collection creates inviting surfaces with a tactile, natural feel.
Texture is the point of Rush. The stone pattern carries visible surface character rather than a flat print, in a warm Beige and a versatile Grey, matte finished, with faces that do not repeat. In 24x24 and 24x48 sizes it reads as honest, tactile stone, closer to what you would find outdoors than a polished showroom slab.
It remains a practical 8mm glazed porcelain for indoor floors and walls: nothing to seal, nothing to baby, easy washing. The tactile surface suits entryways, family bathrooms and casual living spaces in Metro Vancouver homes, places where a delicate finish would show wear but a textured stone simply looks like itself for years.
Specifications
Colors & Variations
Face Variations
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Applications
Where Rush Works
Entry halls and mudrooms
Textured matte surfaces are forgiving of grit, water and boot traffic, which makes Rush a sensible working floor for the busiest threshold in the whole house.
Family bathrooms
A matte, textured floor gives confident footing in a bathroom used by kids and guests, and the same tile carries up the tub surround for a unified room.
Casual living floors
Beige in the 24x48 size warms family rooms and dens, and the surface character hides crumbs and everyday scuffs between cleanings better than a flat tile.
Textured accent walls
Run Rush up a wall beside a stair or behind open shelving, and light raking across the texture adds a relief effect a smooth tile cannot produce.
Design Notes
Pairing & Layout Ideas
Rush suits interiors built on natural materials: linen, rattan, unfinished woods and stone-coloured paint. Grey pairs with black metal and concrete tones for a more urban read, while Beige leans coastal and warm. Keep the grout close to the tile colour so the texture, not the grid, is what you notice. If you are torn between textured and smooth stone looks, put Rush beside Stonelab and the difference is immediately clear.
FAQ
Rush Questions
How rough is the texture underfoot?
Tactile but comfortable, more like honed natural stone than anything abrasive. Bare feet, socks and pets are all fine. The practical difference is grip and forgiveness: water and dust are less noticeable, and the surface feels secure in rooms where smooth tile can feel slick.
Is textured tile harder to clean?
Marginally, in the sense that a stiff-bristled brush or a good mop does more than a light wipe. Against that, it hides everyday dust dramatically better, so it looks clean longer. For most households the trade favours texture everywhere except a kitchen backsplash.
Which colour works with wood floors nearby?
Beige transitions naturally from oak and warmer hardwoods, keeping adjoining rooms in the same temperature. Grey suits cooler floors and black door hardware. Bring a flooring sample when you shop for tile, since undertones matter more than the colour name on the box.
What sizes does Rush come in?
24 x 24 and 24 x 48 inches, both matte, in Beige and Grey. The larger format is popular for open floors, while the square size lays out efficiently in entries and bathrooms. Both formats share the same non-repeating textured stone faces.
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