Matt Tiles Manufacturer
Non-reflective matt finish tiles with superior slip resistance. Ideal for floors in living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens and outdoor areas. Hides dust and footprints.
Get a Free QuoteMatt tiles from Livenza Granito offer a sophisticated, understated aesthetic combined with practical slip resistance — making them the most versatile finish in our range. The non-reflective surface of matt tiles creates a calm, natural ambience that complements both contemporary minimalist and traditional design styles. Unlike glossy tiles, matt tiles effectively conceal footprints, dust, and minor surface imperfections, making them the practical choice for high-traffic floors in homes, offices, and commercial spaces. Available in ceramic and porcelain across all standard sizes.
Technical Specifications
Key parameters tested to ISO 13006 and BIS standards
| Parameter | Value / Standard |
|---|---|
| Gloss Level | 5 – 15 GU (non-reflective) |
| Surface Type | Smooth to lightly textured matt glaze |
| Water Absorption | < 0.5% (porcelain GVT) |
| Slip Resistance (DCOF) | > 0.42 wet — safe for wet floors |
| PEI Abrasion Rating | 4 – 5 |
| Available Sizes | 600×600 mm, 600×1200 mm, 800×1600 mm |
| Best Application | Living room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor floors |
| Maintenance | Low — hides dust and footprints |
Key Advantages
Slip Resistant
DCOF > 0.42 wet — matt tiles meet international safety standards for floor use in wet areas including bathrooms and kitchens.
Hides Footprints
The non-reflective surface does not show footprints, dust, or minor scratches — far more practical than polished tiles in daily use.
Natural Aesthetic
Matt finish gives tiles a natural, understated look that complements contemporary, Scandinavian, and industrial interior styles.
Low Maintenance
Regular sweeping and mopping with a pH-neutral cleaner is all that is needed — no special products or sealing required.
Commercial Grade
PEI 4–5 rating makes matt GVT tiles suitable for offices, hotels, restaurants, and other commercial floor applications.
Outdoor Suitable
Frost-resistant with adequate slip resistance — matt porcelain tiles are ideal for covered outdoor terraces and balconies.
Why Matt Tiles Are the Practical Choice for Floors
Matt tiles have become the dominant choice for floor applications in modern interior design, and the reasons are both aesthetic and practical. From a safety perspective, the textured, non-reflective surface of matt tiles provides significantly better slip resistance than glossy tiles — particularly important in wet areas like bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor spaces. Our matt porcelain tiles achieve a DCOF (Dynamic Coefficient of Friction) above 0.42 when wet, meeting international safety standards for floor use in wet areas.
From a maintenance perspective, matt tiles are far more forgiving than glossy tiles. The non-reflective surface does not show footprints, dust, or minor surface marks — meaning matt floors look clean for longer between mopping sessions. This is a significant practical advantage in busy households and commercial spaces.
Matt Tile Design Trends
The design versatility of matt tiles is unmatched. Our matt range includes concrete-look tiles that bring an industrial-chic aesthetic to modern interiors, stone-look tiles that replicate the natural texture of limestone and travertine, wood-look tiles in plank formats that combine the warmth of timber with the durability of porcelain, and solid colour matt tiles in a full spectrum from warm neutrals to bold statement colours.
Large-format matt tiles (600x1200mm and 800x1600mm) in concrete or stone-look designs are particularly popular in contemporary open-plan living spaces, where they create a seamless, expansive floor that flows from room to room without visual interruption.
Matt vs Glossy: Choosing the Right Finish
The choice between matt and glossy depends on the application and design intent. Choose matt when: slip resistance is a priority (floors, wet areas, outdoor), you want a low-maintenance surface that hides dust and footprints, you prefer a natural, understated aesthetic, or you are working with large-format tiles where gloss can highlight minor flatness variations. Choose glossy when: you want to maximise light reflection in a dark space, the application is primarily walls, you prefer a sleek, polished aesthetic, or easy cleaning of a smooth surface is the priority.
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