Prospect
Natural stone in large format slabs.
Prospect
Prospect is part of our premium large format tile collection, offering oversized porcelain tiles and slabs that minimize grout lines and create seamless, contemporary surfaces. Available in our Richmond showroom.
Prospect keeps its stone honest: an authentic natural stone face without theatrical veining, carried on large format porcelain panels of 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm. The non-repeating faces show believable mineral texture and quiet tonal drift, the way real field stone varies. It is the collection for projects that want the ground to feel genuinely of the earth rather than decorated.
Porcelain construction gives that naturalism an easy life. Near-zero absorption, no sealing and strong wear resistance mean the surface serves kitchens, baths and entries without ceremony, and thicknesses from 6 mm to 12 mm split duties between walls and floors. Across Metro Vancouver homes, from West Coast contemporary to farmhouse, Prospect reads as a material, not a pattern.
Specifications
Colors & Variations
Face Variations
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Applications
Where Prospect Works
West Coast contemporary floors
The understated stone face suits homes built around timber, glass and landscape, running as a 120 x 120 cm floor that quietly defers to the view outside.
Mudroom and utility floors
Hardworking rooms get a forgiving, textured-looking surface that hides grit and dries clean after wet days, with the floor-grade thickness standing up to boots, bins and gear.
Natural bathroom retreats
Stone-look walls and floors in the Natural finish build a grounded, spa-like bathroom, and porcelain ignores the daily soaking and steam that stress real stone surfaces.
Fireplace and entry cladding
Lighter panels wrap fireplaces and entry walls in continuous stone character, warmer in feel than painted drywall and far cleaner-lined than stacked stone veneer products usually manage.
Design Notes
Pairing & Layout Ideas
Prospect belongs with natural materials: fir or oak millwork, wool rugs, blackened steel and plenty of plants. Inside the large format roster it layers well against Venice LF or Florence LF when a travertine warmth is wanted nearby, or Fox for a darker counterpoint on a fireplace. Sand-toned grout in a narrow joint maintains the field-stone illusion, and the Natural finish is the honest default here, with Polished reserved for feature walls.
FAQ
Prospect Questions
How does Prospect differ from a marble look tile?
Marble looks are about veining and gloss; Prospect is about texture and tone, the character of field stone rather than dress stone. If your scheme leans organic, rustic or West Coast modern, this reads more truthful than a veined slab ever will.
Which finish suits a natural scheme?
Natural, almost always. It presents the stone face with a soft honed sheen and better wet grip, which fits the collection's character and covers floors safely. Polished remains available and can be striking on a feature wall where you want the texture illuminated.
Is this suitable for a high-traffic family home?
Ideal for it. The fired porcelain face resists scratching and staining, needs no sealing, and the tonal variation disguises the everyday evidence of kids and pets. Floors in the heavier 12 mm panels are the right specification for the busiest zones.
Do you have Prospect on display?
Yes, it is part of the large format display at our Richmond location on Bridgeport Road, where you can see full panels and the variation between faces. Walk in weekdays 9 to 5:30 or Saturdays 10 to 5; no appointment is needed.
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