Travertine Tiles & Slabs Melbourne

At Attila, we offer a magnificent collection of travertine, a timeless natural stone renowned for its elegance and versatility. With its distinctive texture and warm earthy tones, travertine adds a touch of rustic charm to any space. Our handpicked selection showcases the finest quality and a wide range of colours and finishes. Visit our exclusive showrooms in Melbourne: Campbellfield or Moorabbin. and let our knowledgeable team guide you in discovering the captivating world of travertine. Experience the beauty of this exquisite stone and let Attila be your ultimate destination for the finest travertine in Melbourne.

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Our Travertine Collection

We have over 100 different variations of Travertine.

Lunar French Pattern

Noche French Pattern

Sahara Silver French Pattern Tumbled

Versace Gold Travertine

Travertine Benchtops

Travertine, with its natural beauty and distinctive texture, is an excellent choice for creating captivating countertops that exude luxury and elegance. The unique veining patterns and smooth surface of travertine slabs make them a visually striking focal point in kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas, adding a touch of timeless sophistication to any space.

Read more about Stone Benchtops or view our Travertine Benchtops.

Travertine Splashbacks

Travertine tiles bring a captivating charm to kitchen and bathroom splashbacks, enhancing the space with their natural beauty and distinctive veining patterns. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, travertine tiles offer durability and ease of maintenance, making them a practical choice for creating splashbacks that effortlessly combine style and functionality.

Read more about Stone Splashbacks or view our Travertine Splashbacks.

Travertine Tiles

Travertine tiles exude an air of grandeur and sophistication, making them a fantastic choice for flooring, walls and other applications. With their versatility in size and finish options, travertine tiles can be customised to match a variety of styles and preferences, elevating any space with their timeless elegance.

Read more about Stone Tiles or view our Travertine Floor & Wall Tiles.

Travertine Vanities

Travertine slabs can be transformed into stunning vanities and sink tops, bringing a touch of luxury and sophistication to bathroom spaces. With its smooth and polished surface, travertine seamlessly blends with different styles, creating an inviting and spa-like atmosphere in any bathroom.

Read more about Stone Vanities or view our Travertine Vanities.

Travetine can also be used for cladding, hearths, paving and pool coping.

What our clients say

"Attila have been just incredible to deal with from day one. We are thrilled with our project and could not recommend Attila enough. The quality of work, efficiency of communication and overall experience has been just wonderful. Grazie to the entire team! A special mention to Emir (director) who has an incredible eye for detail but also who was able to visualise our concept & advise us accordingly. Understanding the client & interpersonal relationships are always the biggest battle. Attila nailed it for us!"

- Caterina Borsato - Google Review

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Travertine FAQ's

Travertine can be used for outdoor applications, but it's important to consider the specific type of travertine and the climate in your area. Some travertine varieties may require additional care and maintenance to withstand outdoor conditions. Travertine is a great option for pool coping due to its durability, slip resistance and stylish appearance. It remains cool under the sun, offers customisation options, and is relatively easy to maintain. This natural stone not only enhances the aesthetics of your pool area but also ensures long-lasting functionality.

To clean and maintain travertine, use a pH-neutral cleaner specifically formulated for stone surfaces. Avoid using acidic or abrasive cleaners that can damage the stone. Using a high-quality penetrating sealer for your benchtop can provide excellent protection against stains and damage. While claims of needing to reseal every 15 years can vary, it's crucial to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for reapplication, which may be more frequent in high-traffic areas.