Our Colour Range
White Porcelain Tiles
Crisp, clean white porcelain tiles that create a sense of light and space — suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, and open-plan living areas of any size.
White porcelain pavers are engineered outdoor tiles designed to deliver a clean, crisp, and contemporary aesthetic with outstanding long-term durability. Crafted from high-purity refined clay fired at extremely high temperatures, they feature a luminous, light-reflecting surface that brightens outdoor living areas while remaining highly resistant to stains, moss, scratching, and harsh weather.
Visit our Sydney showroom or order for delivery Australia-wide.
Explore Our White Porcelain Paver Range
The lightest porcelains, each 60 x 60cm in 0.95cm for interiors and 2cm for outdoors:
- Nuage Cream, a soft cream from the French stone inspired Nuage range, the calmest and most even of the three.
- Rocky Cream, beige and cream with real surface texture, from the Rocky range.
- Silver Travertine, a realistic silver travertine look with faint cream tones, slightly cooler in feel.
- Calacatta Macchia Corchia, Italian marble with a bright white base and bold charcoal, graphite and warm gold veining.
- White Panda, marble with a crisp white background and sweeping charcoal black veining.
- Bianco Superiore, a Brazilian quartzite with a clean neutral base and soft grey and silver veining, harder and more etch resistant than marble.
- Cristallo White, a Brazilian quartzite with a luminous white to translucent crystalline base and delicate gold and amber veining.
- Zen Carrara, an Ezarri glass mosaic from the stone look Zen range, for white marble style pools, showers and feature walls.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Lightest porcelains | Nuage Cream, Rocky Cream, Silver Travertine |
| Porcelain format | 60 x 60cm, in 0.95cm (interior) and 2cm (outdoor) |
| Porcelain sealing | Not required |
| White stone slabs | Calacatta Macchia Corchia, White Panda, Bianco Superiore, Cristallo White |
| White glass mosaic | Ezarri Zen Carrara |
| Pale floor trade offs | Shows surface soil and grout lines more readily, reflects more light, stays cooler in sun |
| Slip rating | Assigned per product and finish. Confirm from the technical data sheet |
| Australian supplier | Europe Imports, Kings Park NSW, delivering Australia-wide |
How to specify white porcelain pavers
Test the colour against true white. Hold a sample of Nuage Cream or Rocky Cream against your white joinery or render. Cream reads warm next to a cool white, which many people prefer, but it is better to see that before the order than after. Book an appointment and bring a paint swatch or cabinet door.
Choose grout deliberately. On a pale 60 x 60cm porcelain, a closely matched grout gives a near continuous surface, while a contrasting grout draws a grid. Discuss colour and joint width with your tiler.
Pick texture for outdoor pale floors. Textured Rocky Cream tends to hide light surface marks and footprints better than a smoother face. Whatever you choose, confirm the slip rating for the product and finish from the technical data sheet in our technical information area, particularly around a pool.
Match the white material to the job. Porcelain is the practical choice for floors inside and out. For benchtops, vanities and feature walls in white, a marble or quartzite slab from our stone slabs range is the right material. Marble is softer and can etch with acids, while quartzite is much harder. All natural stone benefits from sealing, and we supply stone sealers, including Chemforce Stain Protector.
Where Light Porcelain Shines
Pale porcelain suits coastal homes, Hamptons and Mediterranean style schemes, and compact interiors where a light floor makes the room feel larger. Outdoors, Nuage Cream or Rocky Cream around a pool keeps the surround bright and generally cooler underfoot than darker paving, and pairs with pale aqua Ezarri pool mosaics. Try combinations in our pool design tool or browse the project gallery.
Why Customers Choose Europe Imports
As a Sydney importer of porcelain, natural stone and stone slabs, and the exclusive Australian supplier of Ezarri glass mosaics, Europe Imports would rather tell you plainly what we stock than sell you the wrong product. From Kings Park we help homeowners, architects and interior designers, custom home builders and pool builders and landscapers Australia-wide find the right light surface for each part of a project, and our full porcelain tiles range is on display.
Call us on 1300 EUROPE, get a quote, arrange a showroom visit, or find your nearest stockist.
Not currently. The Europe Imports porcelain range is eight stone look products, and the lightest are Nuage Cream, Rocky Cream and Silver Travertine. For a true white, we supply white marble and quartzite slabs and the Ezarri Zen Carrara glass mosaic.
Nuage Cream and Rocky Cream are the two lightest porcelains in our range. Nuage Cream has a soft, even surface, while Rocky Cream adds real texture. Both are 60 x 60cm in 0.95cm for interiors and 2cm for outdoor paving.
Porcelain has very low water absorption and resists staining, so marks usually sit on the surface and clean off. The catch with any pale floor is that dirt and grout lines are more visible, so light floors can need more frequent sweeping to look their best.
Lighter surfaces generally stay cooler than dark ones in direct sun, so pale porcelains are a sensible choice for pool surrounds. Natural travertine stays noticeably cooler than porcelain on a hot day, so compare both if barefoot comfort is the priority.
For white benchtops, Europe Imports supplies marble slabs such as Calacatta Macchia Corchia and White Panda, and quartzite slabs such as Bianco Superiore and Cristallo White. Quartzite is harder and more etch resistant, which suits busy kitchens. Porcelain in our range is supplied as floor tiles and pavers, not slabs.
The Ezarri Zen Carrara glass mosaic recreates a white marble look for pool interiors, showers and feature walls. Europe Imports is the exclusive Australian supplier of Ezarri, and Zen Carrara can be paired with a pale porcelain or stone surround.
No. Porcelain does not need sealing regardless of colour, because its low porosity and very low water absorption keep liquids out. White marble and quartzite slabs are natural stone and do benefit from a sealer.
For most floors, yes. Cream porcelain gives a bright, light result that feels warmer and glares less than pure white, especially outdoors. View Nuage Cream and Rocky Cream next to your whites before deciding, as cream reads noticeably warmer beside a cool white.
