| Floor Tiles |
Indoor flooring is preferable; sheltered terraces in warm, dry climates can be considered with a suitable finish and sealing. |
Best for light-to-moderate residential traffic with gentle cleaning and protection from concentrated stains. |
Bedrooms, dressing rooms, boutique floors, powder rooms and elegant villa corridors. |
Polished flooring can become slippery with water; honed finishing suits bedrooms and corridors better. |
Sweep grit gently, use neutral floor cleaner, blot stains promptly and reseal according to household traffic. |
Soft, elegant interiors benefiting from subtle rosy warmth. |
Heavy commercial traffic, wet polished flooring and highly stain-prone areas. |
| Stair Treads |
Best indoors; sheltered outdoor stairs can suit mild, dry weather. |
Best for light-to-moderate stair use with stable support, regular sealing and slip-conscious finish. |
Villa stair treads, hotel steps, residential stairs and softly coloured circulation areas. |
Textured finish advised where stairs may collect moisture or grit. |
Remove grit routinely, clean with mild stone-safe products, maintain sealing, and inspect tread edges and textured surfaces for wear. |
Best for softly coloured villa and hotel stair treads with light-to-moderate traffic and slip-conscious finishing. |
Avoid highly polished wet stairs, very heavy circulation, poorly supported treads and exterior steps exposed to persistent moisture or harsh weather. |
| Vanity Tops |
Indoor preferred; exterior vanity tops should remain shaded, dry and protected from rain and prolonged sunlight. |
Best for softly toned vanity tops with light-to-moderate use, controlled moisture, regular sealing and gentle non-acidic cleaning. |
Powder rooms, boutique hotel bathrooms, feminine-toned interiors and soft pink vanity installations. |
Not a walking surface, so slip resistance is not required; smooth vanity finishes are suitable with prompt moisture removal. |
Sweep stair grit often, keep treads dry and maintain honed or textured traction without polishing away grip. |
Best for softly coloured vanity tops in powder rooms, boutique hotels and elegant residential bathrooms. |
Busy public vanities exposed to hair dyes, strong chemicals and constant uncontrolled moisture. |
| Wall Cladding Panels |
Indoor preferred; sheltered exterior wall cladding may work in mild, dry conditions with secure fixing and sealing. |
Best for wall cladding panels with stable support, sealed joints and protection from staining and edge damage. |
Hotel corridors, villa interiors, boutique reception walls and soft pink architectural cladding. |
Wall-cladding panels have no pedestrian slip-rating requirement. |
Use gentle neutral cleaning, inspect joints and protect exposed panel edges from staining and impact. |
Soft blush hospitality wall finishes |
Avoid unstable cladding support, high-impact corridors and wall panels exposed to persistent staining. |
| Console Table Tops |
Indoor console tops preferred; exterior use should stay covered, dry and protected from strong sunlight. |
Best for console tops with sturdy support, low-impact use and protection from staining or scratching. |
Hallways, lounges and bedroom interiors |
Console table tops require no walking-surface slip rating |
Use coasters and felt pads, wipe spills quickly and protect console tops from scratching and impact. |
Soft-toned console furniture where gentle pink colouring adds subtle decorative warmth. |
Outdoor consoles and scratch-prone daily furniture use |