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Quios

Refined marble in oversized porcelain.

Quios Porcelain - lifestyle view 1 at Ace Premium Richmond BC
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Quios

Quios 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.

Quios interprets marble with a light hand: delicate veining, an even ground and a refined overall temper that flatters rooms without dominating them. The porcelain panels measure 120 x 60 and 120 x 120 cm with non-repeating faces, so the fine pattern stays organic across large runs. Polished gives it a soft luminosity; Natural settles it into a honed, understated calm.

The refinement is fired into a body that works for a living. Porcelain's near-zero absorption, sealed-for-life surface and resistance to stains and wear let Quios serve bathrooms, kitchens and whole main floors without special treatment. It suits Metro Vancouver renovations that want marble's civility everywhere, delivered at a scale that keeps grout lines close to invisible.

Specifications

MaterialPorcelain
ApplicationIndoors / Floor & Wall
Thickness0.6cm - 1.2cm
FinishesNatural / Polished
Face VariationNon-Repeating
ColorsMultiple
StyleLarge Format
Sizes120 X 60 / 120 X 120 cm

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Colors & Variations

Face Variations

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Applications

Where Quios Works

Calm primary bathrooms

Fine veining across walls and vanity backdrops builds a quietly luxurious bath. Keep floor areas in the Natural finish where water is part of the routine.

Continuous main floors

The restrained pattern sustains interest across large connected areas without tiring the eye, which makes the 120 x 120 cm panel a strong choice for a whole main floor.

Bedroom feature walls

A gently veined wall behind the bed adds hotel polish without the visual noise of a bold slab, using lighter panels suited to framed walls.

Quiet kitchen backdrops

As a full-height backsplash panel, the delicate pattern complements stone or quartz counters instead of competing with them, and the surface wipes clean with no grout troughs to catch grease.

Design Notes

Pairing & Layout Ideas

Quios is the diplomat of the marble looks, so it partners widely: painted shaker or flat-slab cabinetry, chrome, nickel or brass, pale or mid-tone wood floors nearby. When a project wants one louder moment, it defers gracefully to a statement collection like Invictus or Manaos on a single wall. Match grout to the ground tone in a tight joint, and repeat the tile on a windowsill or niche for the small continuities that finish a room.

FAQ

Quios Questions

How subtle is the veining really?

Fine and low in contrast, closer to pencil work than brushstroke. Across a room it reads unmistakably as marble, but no single vein grabs attention. If you hold a sample beside a bold slab you will see the difference immediately, which is the point.

Would Quios suit a rental or resale-focused renovation?

Yes, it is exactly the register that shows well to broad audiences: recognizably premium, offensive to no one, and durable enough that it still presents freshly at sale time. The large format also photographs cleanly, which matters more in listings than people expect.

What underlayment or prep does a large panel floor need?

Flatness is the key requirement; large panels telegraph humps and dips that small tile bridges. Your installer should check the slab or subfloor with a straightedge and level any deviations, then set with a large-format mortar using full trowel coverage.

How can I compare Quios against similar collections?

Side by side is the only reliable way, and our Richmond showroom displays the marble look large formats together so the veining differences are obvious at a glance. Bring your counter and cabinet samples, and the team can pull the closest candidates for you.

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