How should I clean and maintain porcelain tiles?

Regular cleaning with warm water and a mild soap (or neutral pH tile cleaner) is sufficient for porcelain. Avoid harsh acidic or ammonia-based cleaners (they can damage grout and glaze). After cleaning, dry tiles thoroughly.

Do porcelain tiles require sealing?

No. Glazed porcelain tiles are impervious and do not require sealing. However, it is often recommended to seal grout lines to protect them from stains, since grout can absorb dirt over time.

How do I clean rust stains from bathroom tiles?

Use a specialized acid-based tile cleaner diluted in water, or a paste of baking soda and lemon juice for a natural alternative (only on ceramic/vitrified).

What is "Lippage" in tile installation?

Lippage is a condition where the edges of adjacent tiles are not at the same height, often caused by an uneven substrate or poor installation of large tiles.

What causes "Tenting" or "Popping" of tiles?

Tenting occurs when tiles expand due to heat but have no room to move because of insufficient grout joints, causing them to lift or buckle.

Meet The Collection: Colorato

The Colorato Collection draws inspiration from India’s rich architectural heritage, translating iconic hues and timeless structures into contemporary surfaces. Featuring a distinctive jute-like texture, each tile offers a refined tactile experience that engages the senses. Its soft matte finish and earthy palette bring depth, warmth, and character, making Colorato ideal for spaces that celebrate craftsmanship, texture, and enduring design.

Explore Colorato

A contemporary surface defined by tactile stone textures and earthy hues, blending heritage-inspired warmth with refined, modern design.

Colorato’s Chromatic Depth

Architecture has always been India’s most honest art form — colour absorbed into stone over centuries, not applied to it. Colorato is built on that logic. Each shade in the collection corresponds to a fundamental note in a larger composition: warm beige from the Gateway of India, deep brown from Maheshwar’s fort walls, the restrained ivory of Vittala Temple limestone. The Gritstone finish ensures these colours never perform — they settle. Slip-resistant, durable, and calibrated for both residential warmth and commercial scale, Colorato is a surface that carries cultural memory without the weight of nostalgia.

Colour as Architecture. Texture as Memory.

Colorato draws its palette from the living pigments of Indian monuments — the terracotta of Mehrangarh, the sage of Mysore Palace, the indigo of Jodhpur’s Blue City. Eight shades, each rooted in a specific place and light. The Gritstone surface carries this forward: a tactile linen-textured matt finish that absorbs rather than reflects, minimises dust, and grounds vivid colour in earthy restraint. Available in 1200×1800 mm, 600×1200 mm, and 200×200 mm.