Town
Urban soft stone in porcelain tile.
Town
Town delivers a sophisticated urban stone aesthetic with soft, muted tones. The contemporary design and versatile colour range make it ideal for modern residential spaces and commercial environments alike.
City stone, softened: Town takes an urban stone surface and mutes it into three easygoing greys, Antracite, Grey and Soft Grey. The matte finish and non-repeating faces give it an understated, architectural quality, and the lineup includes a 2x2 square mosaic alongside the 24x24 and 24x48 field sizes for complete rooms.
Like the rest of this European porcelain range, Town is 8mm glazed porcelain for indoor floors and walls: sealed by its glaze, effectively waterproof and simple to maintain. The grey-on-grey palette suits contemporary Metro Vancouver townhomes and offices, and the mosaic option lets bathrooms keep floor, wall and shower pan in one family.
Specifications
Colors & Variations
Face Variations
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Applications
Where Town Works
Contemporary main floors
Soft Grey or Grey in the 24x48 size gives open-plan kitchens and living spaces a cohesive, low-contrast base that furniture and lighting can build on without competition.
Complete grey bathrooms
Field tile on the floors and walls with the 2x2 mosaic in the shower pan keeps an entire bathroom in one tone, with traction where it is needed.
Antracite accents
The darkest colour is an effective counterpoint: a shower wall, a laundry floor or a fireplace face in Antracite anchors lighter grey field tile nearby.
Office and studio floors
A calm grey matte porcelain wears well under desks, chairs and foot traffic, and hides the everyday marks that show quickly on very light or very dark floors.
Design Notes
Pairing & Layout Ideas
Grey schemes live or die on layering, so vary the materials: concrete-toned paint, black steel, pale wood and textiles keep Town from flatlining. Soft Grey with white cabinetry reads Scandinavian; Antracite with walnut goes moodier. Matched grout keeps the surfaces architectural. Town also transitions cleanly to its neighbours in the range, pair it with Soft Cement for a more urban feel or Lounge Stone where you want the palette to warm slightly.
FAQ
Town Questions
What is the difference between Grey and Soft Grey?
Roughly half a shade. Soft Grey is the paler, airier of the two and suits smaller or dimmer rooms; Grey has slightly more weight and reads more like stone paving. They are close enough to use in adjacent rooms without a jarring transition between spaces.
Is Antracite black or grey?
A deep charcoal, darker than the other two colourways but short of true black. It keeps some stone movement in the face, so it reads softer than a solid black tile. It is the pick for feature surfaces and grounding elements rather than whole small rooms.
Where does the mosaic get used?
Mostly shower floors, where the 2 x 2 format allows proper slope to the drain and adds grip underfoot. It also lines niches and makes a subtle border. Since it shares the field tile's face, the transition between formats stays quiet and coherent.
Can I see Town in large pieces before choosing?
Full-size pieces and displays are out on the floor at our Richmond location, and greys are exactly the colours worth checking in person, since undertones shift under warm and cool light. Bring counter or cabinet samples along and compare them directly.
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