Limestone Tile
Shop limestone field tile for floors, walls and showers. Limestone floor tile delivers understated elegance in a muted palette of creams, beiges and soft grays: less visually demanding than marble, more character-rich than porcelain, and easy to pair with any interior style.
Popular limestones: White Pearl (Myra), Seagrass, Crema Europa, Crema Dolomiti, Jerusalem Gold, Nova Grey, Nova Blue and Belgian Blue.
Available finishes:
Limestone's V2–V3 shade variation is more forgiving than marble or onyx, a good choice for first-time natural stone buyers, and its matte honed surface is practical for busy floors. Like all natural stone, limestone should be protected with a penetrating stone sealer. Your sample comes from the lot we have in stock now, so it shows that lot's actual color range and finish. Future lots may look lighter, darker, or more veined, so order your full quantity plus 10% at once to keep the whole job from one lot.
Complete the look with limestone mosaics, moldings and trims and ledger panels. For outdoors, see limestone pavers and limestone pool coping, or browse all limestone tile and stone. Helpful guide: limestone tile pros, cons and best uses.
Limestone Tile FAQ
How is limestone different from marble and travertine?
Limestone has a softer, more even look, with gentle tone and little veining. Marble has stronger veining, and travertine has natural holes and more texture. Limestone suits calm, understated spaces.
What limestone types do you carry?
Seagrass, White Pearl (Myra), Crema Europa, Jerusalem Gold, Nova Grey, Nova Blue, Belgian Blue and Crema Dolomiti, in cream, beige, gold, gray and blue tones.
Is limestone good for flooring?
Limestone flooring is a timeless choice for kitchens, bathrooms and living areas. A honed or tumbled finish gives a soft, matte look with good grip, and its gentle shade variation hides everyday wear well.
Can I use limestone in a bathroom?
Yes. Honed limestone is a beautiful choice for bathroom floors and walls. Seal it well and reseal wet areas about every 12 months.
Does limestone need to be sealed?
Yes. Limestone is porous, so seal it with a penetrating stone sealer. Clean with a pH-neutral cleaner and avoid vinegar, lemon or other acidic products.
What finishes and formats do you carry?
Honed, tumbled, brushed, polished and split-face, in field tile from 3x6 to 24x48, plus mosaics, moldings, ledger panels and outdoor pavers and pool coping.
How much extra should I order?
Add about 10% for cuts and waste, and 15% for patterns. Order your full quantity at once so the whole job comes from one lot.
Can I see a sample first?
Yes. Samples are $7.99 each and ship free, so you can see the real material in your own light before you order.