An in person visit is still the best way to find what you need. We do not sell online, only in store. Most contractors only purchase things that they can see, feel, and judge their quality. We only sell first quality goods, which many internet sites do not. Yes, I'm a ProSource employee, but not on the flooring side. I'm a KD at one of the stores. Almost any real in person flooring store can get you loads of choices that an internet presence that concentrates on closeouts and second quality cannot. This post was edited by live_wire_oak on Thu, May 1, 14 at 17:03

http://ths.gardenweb.com/discussions/2275194/tiny-bathroom-bianco-carrara-porcelain-tile?n=18 eld6161, Here is my old post on using a marble-look porcelain tile. I worked with my installer. We laid out the varied tile patterns and tried to make sure the ones that were the same were not placed beside each other. I still love my bathroom "marble" tile. Good luck with your project!

I disagree, yes you can have a marble top with marble look alike tile for the floor. We install jobs like this all the time with no issues. Just make sure you request to see a box of the tile. Check to see how many 'faces' the tile has. The more faces the tile has, the more realistic it is. Faces of tile are the prints on each tile. A tile may have 12....or 36. 36 faces will be more realistic than 12. You'll also have less repeated prints.

Photos from ccwatters of the Crossville State of Grace 3" hex in this thread: https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/5597693/porcelain-that-looks-like-white-marble Emily Robinson posted a nice photo of Marca Corona Deluxe porcelain 4" hex tiles used for a bathroom floor in this thread: https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5720953/marble-look-tile-floor-or-other-suggestions-for-master-bathroom https://www.tile-shop.com/products/deluxe/deluxe.html