We've all been there: your contractor is ready to start, the demolition is done, and suddenly you're scrambling to find tiles that can actually arrive on time. The last thing you need is a project delay because your dream tiles are stuck in a warehouse overseas or on backorder for weeks.
The good news? You don't have to compromise on style to get speed. We've curated a collection of stunning, high-quality tiles that are in stock right now and ready to ship immediately. These aren't placeholder materials. They're timeless classics and design favorites that will elevate any space while keeping your project on schedule.
1. Thassos White Marble
Pure, pristine, and perpetually in demand, Thassos White Marble is the gold standard for luxury white stone. Quarried from the Greek island of Thassos, this crystalline marble features a snow-white background with subtle gray veining that catches light beautifully. Perfect for creating spa-like bathrooms, elegant kitchen backsplashes, or statement accent walls, Thassos brings a luminous quality that other white tiles simply can't match.
Best for: Shower walls, bathroom floors, backsplashes, feature walls
Design tip: Pair with matte black fixtures for a striking contemporary look, or keep it monochromatic for timeless elegance.
2. Carrara White Marble Tile
If there's one marble that designers and homeowners consistently return to, it's Carrara. This Italian classic has graced everything from Renaissance sculptures to modern minimalist kitchens. Its soft white background with delicate gray veining offers versatility that works across design styles from traditional to contemporary, farmhouse to industrial.
Carrara's subtle movement adds visual interest without overwhelming a space, making it the perfect choice when you want sophistication without drama.
Best for: Kitchen backsplashes, bathroom vanity surrounds, flooring
Design tip: Use larger format tiles for a more contemporary feel, or classic subway tiles for timeless appeal.
3. Ivory Travertine
Warm, inviting, and effortlessly elegant, Ivory Travertine brings Old World charm with modern sensibility. This natural stone features soft cream and beige tones with characteristic pitting and texture that add organic character to any space. The neutral palette serves as an ideal backdrop for both warm and cool color schemes.
Travertine's porous nature gives it a unique tactile quality that feels authentic and lived-in from day one. Perfect for spaces where you want to create a sense of warmth and history.
Best for: Bathroom floors, outdoor patios, kitchen floors, accent walls
Design tip: Fill the natural holes for a smoother surface, or leave them unfilled for rustic, Mediterranean-inspired character.
4. Nero Marquina Black Marble Tiles
Drama, sophistication, and bold contrast, Nero Marquina delivers all three. This Spanish marble features a deep black background dramatically cut through with white veining, creating a striking visual impact that commands attention. It's the tile equivalent of a little black dress: classic, elegant, and endlessly versatile.
While black tiles might seem intimidating, Nero Marquina's natural veining prevents it from feeling too heavy or stark, especially when balanced with lighter elements in your design.
Best for: Feature walls, fireplace surrounds, bathroom floors, kitchen islands
Design tip: Use as an accent paired with lighter materials to create stunning contrast without overwhelming the space.
5. Durango Travertine Tiles
Rich caramel and honey tones make Durango Travertine a favorite for creating warm, inviting spaces. Sourced from Mexico, this travertine showcases beautiful color variation ranging from cream to deep amber, with natural pitting that adds authentic texture and depth. Each tile tells its own story, with organic patterns that make every installation unique.
Durango's warm palette works beautifully in spaces where you want to create a cozy, welcoming atmosphere, think Mediterranean villas, Southwestern estates, or rustic retreats.
Best for: Entryways, outdoor applications, bathroom floors, kitchen backsplashes
Design tip: Mix with wrought iron fixtures and warm wood tones for a cohesive Mediterranean aesthetic.
6. Gold Travertine Tiles
If you're looking to add warmth and luminosity to your space, Gold Travertine delivers in spades. This stone features rich golden-beige tones with subtle brown and cream variations that seem to glow when natural light hits them. The natural pitting and movement create visual texture that prevents the space from feeling flat or monotonous.
Gold Travertine strikes the perfect balance between neutral and noteworthy. It's versatile enough for large installations but interesting enough to stand on its own.
Best for: Living room floors, outdoor patios, bathroom walls, pool decks
Design tip: Pair with oil-rubbed bronze fixtures and warm lighting to enhance the golden undertones.
7. Noce Travertine
Deeper and more dramatic than its lighter travertine cousins, Noce (Italian for "walnut") features rich brown tones mixed with tan and gray that create a grounded, earthy palette. The color variation within Noce travertine adds movement and visual interest, preventing large installations from feeling monotonous while maintaining a cohesive look.
This is the choice for spaces where you want natural stone character with a bit more depth and presence.
Best for: Flooring throughout the home, shower walls, exterior facades
Design tip: Use a honed or brushed finish for high-traffic areas to minimize slip potential while showcasing the stone's natural beauty.
8. Honey Onyx Tiles
For those moments when only translucent beauty will do, Honey Onyx brings ethereal elegance to any space. This semi-precious stone features warm amber and honey tones with natural banding that creates mesmerizing patterns when backlit. The translucent quality of onyx allows light to pass through the stone, creating a glowing effect that's simply magical.
While onyx requires more careful consideration for installation. It's softer than marble or travertine, the visual impact is unmatched for feature walls, vanities, or anywhere you want to create a true wow moment.
Best for: Backlit feature walls, bathroom vanities, decorative accents, bar fronts
Design tip: Install with backlighting to fully showcase the stone's translucent properties and create an unforgettable focal point.
9. Scabos Travertine
Texture enthusiasts, meet your match. Scabos Travertine features a beautifully varied palette of cream, beige, and warm brown tones with prominent natural pitting that creates exceptional surface texture. This is travertine at its most characterful—each tile showcases the organic, time-worn beauty that makes natural stone so appealing.
The pronounced texture and color variation mean Scabos works particularly well in spaces where you want that authentic, rustic Mediterranean feel or in high-traffic areas where minor wear will blend seamlessly into the stone's natural character.
Best for: Kitchen floors, outdoor living spaces, rustic bathrooms, accent walls
Design tip: Embrace the texture rather than fighting it—this stone shines in casual, lived-in spaces.
10. Calacatta Gold Mosaic Tiles
For those who want the luxury of premium Italian marble with the visual interest of a mosaic pattern, Calacatta Gold Mosaics deliver both. These tiles feature the dramatic gold and gray veining characteristic of Calacatta marble, arranged in various patterns that add dimension and movement to your design.
Calacatta Gold's bold veining makes each mosaic tile unique, while the smaller format allows you to introduce this premium material into your project without breaking the budget.
Best for: Kitchen backsplashes, shower accent walls, bathroom floors, decorative borders
Design tip: Use as an accent in combination with solid slabs or simpler tiles to add visual interest without overwhelming the space.
Why In-Stock Matters More Than Ever
Here's a secret the tile industry doesn't advertise: the most beautiful materials are often the ones sitting in warehouses right now. These aren't leftovers or clearance items. They're the classics that designers and contractors order again and again because they work. They're in stock precisely because they're that good.
Think about it. That obscure artisan tile from a boutique importer might take twelve weeks to arrive, and when it finally does, will it really outperform Italian Carrara marble? The tiles that remain consistently available aren't there by accident. They've earned their place through decades of installations, thousands of satisfied homeowners, and the kind of timeless appeal that survives every design trend that comes and goes.
Choosing in-stock doesn't mean compromising your vision. It means you're working smarter, selecting materials with proven track records, and, here's the best part, actually getting to enjoy your finished space this season instead of staring at bare walls while you wait for a container ship to dock.
Making Your Final Selection
When choosing between these options, consider these factors:
Traffic and durability needs: Marble is softer and requires more maintenance than travertine. Choose accordingly based on where you're installing.
Overall aesthetic: Are you going for traditional elegance, rustic charm, or contemporary drama? Your tile choice should support your overall design vision.
Maintenance commitment: Natural stone requires sealing and specific care. Make sure you're ready for the upkeep that comes with these beautiful materials.
Budget allocation: While all of these are available now, prices vary. Calacatta and Thassos sit at the premium end, while travertines offer exceptional value.
The beauty of having these tiles in stock and ready to ship means you can start your project with confidence, knowing your materials will arrive before your contractor starts tapping their foot. No delays, no compromises, no excuses, just beautiful, high-quality tile ready to transform your space.
Your contractor is ready. Your tiles are ready. Time to create something beautiful.