Travertine

Travertine is a form of compacted limestone formed around streams and rivers creating a very porous texture and appearance. Available in creams, tans and beiges, it is traditionally used for interior countertops and flooring.

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NOCE

Having a light brown undertone, Noce travertine contains a large amount of variation in color and has a porous texture. Slabs come in standard sizes or can be cut with custom fabrication to any required dimensions.

Material

Travertine

Source

Turkey

Common Applications

Interior & Exterior Counters, Interior Flooring, Baths

Finishes

Polished, honed, tumbled


IVORY

Having a cream undertone, Ivory travertine has little variation in color and has a porous texture. Slabs come in standard sizes or can be cut with custom fabrication to any required dimensions.

Material

Travertine

Source

Turkey

Common Applications

Interior & Exterior Counters, Interior Flooring, Baths

Finishes

Polished, honed, tumbled


SILVER

Having a grey undertone, Silver travertine contains a large amount of veining and variation in color along with a porous texture. Slabs come in standard sizes or can be cut with custom fabrication to any required dimensions.

Material

Travertine

Source

Turkey

Common Applications

Interior & Exterior Counters, Interior Flooring, Baths

Cuts

Polished, honed, tumbled


Frequently Asked Questions

  • Travertine is a type of compacted limestone formed near mineral-rich water sources like streams and rivers. It’s known for its porous texture, soft natural tones, and subtle veining. Travertine offers a warm, earthy aesthetic that sets it apart from smoother, more polished stones like granite or marble.

  • Gault Stone offers a selection of elegant, neutral-toned travertine slabs to suit a range of interior styles:

    • Noce

    • Ivory 

    • Silver

  • Travertine is commonly used for interior countertops, flooring, backsplashes, and wall cladding. Its natural, matte finish and soft, neutral colors make it a popular choice for bathrooms and kitchens where an organic, understated look is desired.

  • Travertine can be used for countertops, particularly in bathrooms or low-traffic kitchens. However, because it is a porous stone, it requires proper sealing and regular maintenance to prevent staining or etching. We can help you understand the care involved and determine if travertine is the right fit for your project. If you are looking for experts near you we are just a call away at 203-227-5181.