Trevi Sand 12 in. x 24 in. Matte Porcelain Floor and Wall Tile (16 sq. ft./Case)

So happy with how these turned out in our kitchen remodel. We used 1/8" spacers and white non-sanded grout. Love the matte look. We have had this tile since April, definitely recommend.

Trevi Gris is in my master bathroom floor, above the tub, and on the walls of the shower and it looks amazingly gorgeous. Everyone who sees it loves how the bath came out and the large format tile. It coordinates well with Whistler Interlocking decorative backsplash which we used in the shower and above the tub. It has a beautiful silver, marble look, and grey with just a little bling. Together they're awesome.

Beautiful, great quality tile for cheap price

The produce exceeding our expectations! We ended up using the extra tiles along the kitchen walls and it looks fabulous!

Great quality. Beautiful tile.

Super happy with this tile! Origionally we had planned to use this on the floor but we ended up using it on the shower wall and I love it!

Looks good after install...little pricy but worth the money. Used staggering pattern, 1/8th in spacers, and non-sanded grout (bone) with sealer. Roughly a 200 Sq ft area in kitchen. Definitely allow tile to acclamate to room temperature before installing. Follow instructions with application of backerboard, thinset and mastic.

This is some of the best quality tile i've worked with looks excellent and can't beat the price

It looks great down but like with ALL tile you should bring home first to make sure the color looks the same as it does in the stores. remember, stores have heavy florescent light unlike you do at home. for ex: It may look grey at store & you get it delivered and notice it has more of a greenish grey or bluish grey or even yellowish hues etc. I've installed and sold tile for over 20 years and I WONT ALLOW a customer order or buy tile until they actually brought it home and put in room where it's being installed and make sure it matches furniture and it looks like the same tile you hoped it would. Also rememtoo! Tile is NOT all made at same time and one box of tile may look more brown then the other 5 boxes of brown tile you bought. You even double checked the box and it says it's same tile but it looks completely different?? you think your crazy??? Guess whay? YOU AREN'T! It called a different due lot! yes, it even happens with carpet & fabrics. just about every textile that has a pigment color added. Think about this. one day the mill has their automatic tile making machine add all the color pigment in by Joe, the guy who pushes the button and then in about a couple hours of tile making goes on the machine making the tile is low on color pigments or whatever. What I'm trying to say che'k your boxes people make sure the dye lots match. Ask your home depot sales person. if they are smart enough to understand what they are selling and know how to read a box it will show what batch and if the dye lot is same and you make sure that ALL YOUR tile is from that SAME batch /dye lot. If salesperson looks clueless tell them to make a phone call to manufacture and ask where the dye lots are marked on boxes because a customer want same. If it's not on a box then they should at least have in their system somewhere.

Positively love this tile. The colors, the movement, it's just beautiful! Love the quality of it.