Viper
Bold stone texture in porcelain tile.
Viper
Viper brings a bold, dynamic stone texture to porcelain tile. The striking surface pattern and versatile grey tones create contemporary interiors with character and depth.
Viper is for rooms that want the tile noticed. Its stone face carries strong, dynamic surface pattern, more movement and contrast than a typical neutral, in Graphite, White and Grey with a matte finish. Non-repeating faces keep the energy natural across a floor or wall rather than tiling into an obvious repeat.
The construction is the range's proven formula: 8mm glazed porcelain for indoor floors and walls, no sealing, near-zero absorption, straightforward cleaning. Around Metro Vancouver it suits feature-forward spaces, entertainment rooms, restaurant walls, bold bathrooms, anywhere a quiet grey would leave the room underdressed. It also mixes readily with calmer tile when only one surface should speak.
Specifications
Colors & Variations
Face Variations
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Applications
Where Viper Works
Expressive feature walls
This is where Viper earns its name: a graphite feature wall with strong stone movement gives dining rooms, stairwells and lobbies a focal surface without artwork.
Statement bathroom floors
The matte finish suits wet floors, and the busy pattern is practical too, disguising water spots and everyday dust far longer than a plain tile would.
Media and rec rooms
Darker, patterned floors are forgiving in high-use casual rooms, and the 24x48 format covers basements and rec rooms quickly with few grout lines to maintain.
Restaurant and bar interiors
Strong surfaces suit hospitality, where atmosphere matters and floors take punishment. Viper delivers character in a glazed porcelain that shrugs off spills and heavy chairs.
Design Notes
Pairing & Layout Ideas
Because the tile is doing the talking, keep companions plain: flat-panel cabinetry, solid counters, simple lighting. White Viper with pale walls stays energetic but bright, while Graphite with dim warm lighting goes full lounge. Pattern-matched grout is important so the movement flows across joints. Pair it with a calm tile from the same range, Stonelab or Town, in adjoining spaces so the bold room reads as a deliberate destination.
FAQ
Viper Questions
Is a bold pattern risky in a small room?
Less than people fear. A strong tile on one wall or a powder room floor adds character precisely because the space is small and the commitment is limited. The riskier move is spreading a bold pattern across an entire large open floor, which deserves a full-piece viewing first.
Which colour shows the pattern most?
Graphite carries the highest contrast and the most drama, White shows the movement in a softer, brighter register, and Grey sits between them. If you want the effect but are hedging, Grey is the flexible middle choice that still reads clearly as a patterned stone.
Can I put Viper in a shower?
Yes, walls and floors both, since the finish is matte and porcelain is unaffected by water. On the pan itself, standard practice still favours a small-format mosaic for slope and traction, with Viper running the surrounding floor and walls to carry the pattern.
How do I make sure I like the faces I get?
Because faces are non-repeating, individual tiles vary, and that variation is the appeal. Look at several full pieces at the Richmond showroom rather than a single sample chip, and ask us to lay a few out together so you can judge the spread of pattern.
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