Scabos Travertine Split Face Stone Mosaic Siding - Textured Finish

Scabos Travertine Split Face Stone Siding Mosaic Tiles bring authentic Turkish travertine into your home with the textured elegance of naturally aged stone. The split face finish creates a three-dimensional surface that captures light and depth, making these tiles ideal for kitchen backsplashes, fireplace accents, bathroom features, and both indoor and outdoor walls.

• Premium Turkish Travertine: Sourced from the finest Turkish quarries in beige and cream tones. No physical defects or inferior pieces—every tile is premium grade for lasting beauty and durability.
• Split Face Texture: The split face finish creates dramatic visual depth and three-dimensional character that polished surfaces cannot replicate. The textured surface naturally hides dust and fingerprints while providing excellent grip for outdoor applications.
• Pre-Mounted Mesh Sheets: Each 12" x 12" sheet arrives pre-assembled on mesh backing, eliminating time-consuming layout work during installation. The consistent 5/8" thickness ensures uniform depth whether you're creating a backsplash, accent wall, or stacked stone siding effect.
• Natural Variation: Each tile displays unique color and shade variation—this is the authentic signature of natural travertine, not a defect. Blending tiles from different boxes during installation creates a balanced, professionally designed appearance.
• Versatile Applications: Works equally well indoors and outdoors. Transform kitchen backsplashes, frame fireplace surrounds, add luxury to bathroom walls, create patios and exterior accents, or finish water features with the same sophisticated material.

Natural travertine offers exceptional durability for both high-traffic and specialty areas, maintaining its elegant aesthetic in busy homes while adding genuine character that engineered materials simply cannot match. The textured finish proves more practical than polished alternatives, resisting the appearance of daily wear while delivering the timeless architectural appeal of travertine that has been used in landmark buildings for centuries.