For those who love the coveted Carrara or Calacatta marble, the porcelain tile versions of those would cost $8 to $10 per square foot, compared to $40 to $100 for the real Italian stone.

In my own home, I have Calacatta Gold marble slabs in all the bathrooms and kitchen. Of course, I know that it’s the least ...

Carrara marble creates a classic and traditional feel, whereas metals, stainless steels, thin grout lines and rectified tiles work best in modern spaces. For a rustic approach, consider a wood floor ...

Advanced digital printing technologies allow manufacturers to produce tiles that closely mimic popular marble varieties such as Carrara, Calacatta, or Statuario," he says.

Apavisa has developed modular ceramic pieces that combine strength and versatility, reproducing in detail the materials created by nature.

Calacatta marble, a highly prized white stone exclusively quarried from the Apuan Mountains in the Carrara region of Tuscany, Italy, runs $180 per square foot, according to HomeAdvisor.

They share a bath that comes with a single vanity topped with porcelain, a shower/tub combination with a glass door and a subway tile surround, teal walls, a window, and a marble tile floor.