Eterna Calacatta Lite 48x48 Polished/Honed Porcelain Tile

The Eterna Collection brings the luxurious look and feel of the finest marble into your space, without the high cost. Inspired by the world’s most stunning marbles, this porcelain collection offers a refined design with subtle veining and a polished finish. Ideal for floors, accent walls, or even countertops, Eterna creates breathtaking interiors with endless possibilities.

Description

• Material: Porcelain (marble-look).
• Finish: Polished or Honed (dual finish options).
• Size(s) Available: 48″ × 48″ (≈ 120 × 120 cm) slab/tile.
• Water Absorption: <=0.5%.
• PEI Rating: 4.
• Application Ideas:
    • Flooring in expansive areas (entrances, lobbies, open living spaces).
    • Accent walls, feature panels, and large wall slabs.
    • Bathroom or spa wall surrounds.
    • High-end commercial interiors (hotel lobbies, galleries, showrooms).
• Style: Grand, marble-slab aesthetic, luxurious, seamless, dramatic, clean, premium.

Key Features

• Monumental 48×48 format reduces visible grout lines and promotes a continuous, elegant plane across large surfaces.
• Polished option delivers radiant shine and depth, while the honed finish offers a more muted, glare-reduced alternative for a subtler effect.
• Veining and tonal variation evoke natural Calacatta marble, without the cost, porosity, or maintenance.
• Porcelain construction ensures high resistance to moisture, staining, and wear compared to natural marble.

Care & Maintenance

• Use a pH-neutral, non-abrasive cleaner and soft mop or cloth — avoid acids, bleach, or harsh chemicals that can damage the polished surface.
• Wipe up spills immediately, especially liquids with pigments or acids, to prevent edge discoloration.
• Use light or matching neutral color grout and thin-set to preserve visual integrity.
• For polished surfaces, buff gently if needed to maintain shine — for honed surfaces, avoid high-shear polishing.
• Ensure substrate is level and flat to support large slabs and avoid lippage.
• Seal grout lines, even though the porcelain itself is low absorption.