Eterna Macauba Blue 48x48 Polished/Honed Porcelain Tile Sample

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.
• Size(s) Available: 48″ × 48″ sla/field tile.
• Application Ideas:
    • Large-format flooring — foyers, grand rooms, open plan living areas.
    • Statement walls or feature slabs to highlight dramatic blue veining.
    • Bathroom walls or spa-style feature walls with proper waterproofing.
    • Commercial interiors seeking bold, luxury looks — showrooms, upscale retail,                  hospitality zones.
• Style: Dramatic, luxurious, statement, blue marble, bold contrast, grand format, elegant, high-impact.

Key Features

• Oversized 48×48 format minimizes grout lines and allows the veining to flow across large expanses for strong visual continuity.
• Polished finish delivers shine and reflective depth; honed gives a softer, more diffused appearance with less glare.
• Rich blue tones with marble-style veining offer a dramatic centerpiece in design schemes, especially when paired with neutrals or metallic accents.
• Porcelain body ensures durability, moisture resistance, and easier maintenance compared to natural marble.

Care & Maintenance

• Clean with mild, pH-neutral cleaners and soft cloths or microfiber mops; avoid acidic or harsh cleaners that may damage the polished surface or degrade the honed finish.
• Wipe spills quickly to prevent staining, especially liquids with strong color.
• Use light-colored thin-set mortar and grout to preserve tonal consistency.
• Ensure substrate is flat and stable; large slabs need precise installation to avoid lippage or cracking.
• Seal grout joints if porous; while porcelain is mostly non-absorbent, grout can allow moisture ingress.