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Buff 12x12 + Honed

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$59.56 $96.07 In stock

Category: Limestone

Introducing Moroccan Limestone from Zia Tile.



Quarried and cut outside of Fez, Morocco, we're celebrating the timelessness of stone in three unique colors. From large format 12x24's to smaller 6x6's, these super versatile stone tiles have been built over eons to last.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian ★★★★★

The 12x24 tiles have a really nice honed finish that picks up light without being shiny. They laid flat without any lippage issues, which made installation much smoother than I expected. I'm happy with how the subtle color variation adds texture to the floor.

Avery ★★★★★

The 12x12 tiles feel substantial when you lift them, and the honed surface has a subtle texture that catches light without being shiny. I laid them in the bathroom and the color stays consistent across every piece, which is rare with natural stone.

Miles R. ★★★★★

The honed finish gives it this soft, matte texture that feels almost silky underfoot, and the 12x12 format laid them out perfectly in our entryway. The color variation between tiles is subtle but adds so much character—exactly what I hoped for from stone quarried in Morocco.