Long Island Marble

Yes. The intricate mosaic formats (such as the Hexagon and Herringbone) are particularly well-suited for shower floors and wet rooms. The multiple grout lines required for these smaller geometric shapes provide excellent natural slip resistance, while the honed marble offers a beautifully smooth, tactile surface underfoot.

Yes. Natural marble is inherently porous. You must protect the Long Island collection by applying a high-quality, penetrating stone sealer before grouting, and once more after installation. This vital step protects the stone against moisture, cosmetics, and everyday staining, ensuring it remains pristine and incredibly easy to maintain.

Absolutely. Natural marble is a phenomenal thermal conductor. The stone absorbs heat very efficiently and releases it slowly and evenly, making the entire Long Island collection perfectly compatible with both electric and water-based underfloor heating systems for a wonderfully warm, luxurious bathroom.

No. The defining characteristic and greatest appeal of genuine marble is its natural variation. Every piece of Long Island Marble will feature unique grey veining, varying mineral deposits, and subtle tonal shifts. We always recommend "dry laying" your tiles before installation to ensure you achieve a beautifully balanced blend of these natural characteristics across your surface.

Your choice of grout will heavily influence the final look. A soft white or light grey grout is highly recommended, as it blends harmoniously with the natural tones of the marble, allowing the beautiful veining to take center stage. Avoid dark or heavily contrasting grouts, as these can overpower the delicate natural stone and may occasionally cause staining during the installation process.