Browse 13 travertine floor, wall and bathroom looks by style and home, then compare real travertine with travertine-look porcelain, the practical limits and the supply-and-lay price.

Travertine is a cream, beige, walnut or silver natural stone with small natural pores and soft banding. In a Malaysian home you can have it two ways: real travertine, a soft calcium stone that is honed, filled and sealed, or travertine-look porcelain, a printed tile that copies the colour and pores but takes water, wear and cleaning like any good porcelain floor. Most floors, bathrooms and kitchens in condos and terrace homes now use the porcelain look; real stone suits dry living areas and owners happy to seal it. Use the filters below to narrow the 13 concept designs by style or home type.
Each design below is an illustrative concept render, grouped by style and by the home it usually suits. Tap any image to enlarge it. Every card links to the ClickBina guide that explains the tile grade, the layout or the cost behind that look.
13 designs shown
Illustrative concept design · Classic & Mediterranean · Terrace
Large glossy cream travertine-look tiles in a straight grid run under a walnut dining table with upholstered timber chairs, beside full-height glazing to a garden hedge.
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natural stone floors compared →Illustrative concept design · Classic & Mediterranean · Semi-D
Honey-cream travertine tiles in a mix of large squares and rectangles cover a bright entrance hall, with a bare timber bench on a black steel frame against the white wall.
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more tile design ideas →Illustrative concept design · Modern · Condo
Large cream vein-cut travertine-look tiles in horizontal courses line the bathroom walls behind a floating oak two-drawer vanity with a white basin and brass tap, next to a clear glass shower panel.
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bathroom design ideas →Illustrative concept design · Minimalist · Terrace · Condo
Pale beige vein-cut travertine-look tiles clad a walk-in shower and bath area, with a long recessed ledge niche holding two bottles, a black rain shower and a black-framed glass screen.
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shower niche guide →Illustrative concept design · Modern · Semi-D · Bungalow
Large beige travertine-look slabs in a grid clad a living-room wall from floor to ceiling, with a slim open walnut box shelf above a long cream sofa.
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feature wall ideas and costs →Illustrative concept design · Minimalist · Condo
Large silver-grey travertine-look panels with long horizontal bands cover a condo dining corner wall, beside a round white pedestal table and two oak chairs.
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tile types compared →Illustrative concept design · Resort & natural · Bungalow
Glossy warm caramel-brown travertine-look tiles cover a bedroom floor under a low timber platform bed, with a rattan bedside cube and a tall vase of dried branches.
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floor tile replacement cost →Illustrative concept design · Minimalist · Condo · Terrace
Matt light beige travertine-look tiles cover a bathroom floor and run into a glass shower with a stainless linear drain, beside a white wall-hung toilet.
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anti-slip R ratings →Illustrative concept design · Classic & Mediterranean · Terrace · Semi-D
A straight staircase has cream travertine-look treads and risers with rounded nosings, black metal balusters and a timber handrail, against white walls.
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staircase renovation costs →Illustrative concept design · Resort & natural · Bungalow · Semi-D
Sandy beige tumbled travertine-look tiles in a straight grid pave a covered back patio, with open timber folding doors to the house, potted plants and a garden of palms.
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porch and patio flooring options →Illustrative concept design · Modern · Condo · Terrace
Long horizontal travertine-look tiles in beige and caramel bands fill the wall between white flat-panel cabinets, above a white top with a stainless sink and an induction hob.
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kitchen design ideas →Illustrative concept design · Resort & natural · Semi-D
Small brick-shaped honey travertine tiles laid in a staggered pattern cover a walk-in shower floor, below white walls and a brass hand shower and mixer.
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bathroom design ideas →Illustrative concept design · Minimalist · Condo
Large pale ivory travertine-look tiles with a fine textured surface run from a timber dining table into a kitchen of white cabinets.
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tiling over old tiles →These are illustrative concept designs created to show style options. They are not completed ClickBina projects; your floor or wall is measured and quoted on its own size, substrate and tile or stone grade.
More galleries: browse all design ideas by area of the house, from cabinets and kitchens to porches and grilles.
Real travertine forms where mineral springs deposit calcium, which is why it carries pores, small holes and soft bands of colour. Slabs and tiles are sold in several finishes: honed and filled (smooth, the pores filled with a matching filler), tumbled (soft, worn edges for a rustic or resort look) and polished. The cut matters too: a vein cut shows long straight bands, a cross cut shows a cloudier pattern.
Travertine-look porcelain copies all of that on a dense, low-absorption tile. It does not etch when lime juice or vinegar is spilled, it needs no sealing, and the same look is easy to match across a floor, a bathroom wall and a stair. The trade-off is that the pattern repeats, and close up it is still a print on a tile, not stone.
| Option | Look | Where it works | Watch for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Honed and filled travertine | Smooth, matt stone with filled pores | Dry living rooms, dining, foyers | Acids etch it; needs periodic sealing |
| Tumbled travertine | Soft worn edges, open texture | Rustic foyers, resort-style rooms, covered patios | Open pores trap dirt; seal well |
| Polished travertine | Glossy, deeper colour | Feature walls and dry floors | Slippery when wet; shows etching |
| Travertine-look porcelain | Printed stone, cream to walnut or silver | All floors, bathrooms, kitchens | Pattern repeats; check the number of faces |
| Travertine mosaic | Small stone squares on mesh | Shower floors, niches, borders | Many grout lines; seal and use stone-safe cleaners |
| Room | Usually works | Spec to ask for |
|---|---|---|
| Condo living room | Large travertine-look porcelain | Flat floor preparation for large sizes, thin joints |
| Dining room or foyer | Honed travertine or a French pattern | Sealer on the quote, a pattern set-out drawing |
| Bathroom wall | Travertine-look slabs or long wall tiles | Waterproofing first, a flat wall behind |
| Bathroom floor | Textured travertine-look tile or mosaic | An anti-slip rating suited to wet floors |
| Kitchen | Travertine-look porcelain backsplash and floor | Easy-clean grout behind the hob |
| Patio or porch | Tumbled-look outdoor porcelain | Outdoor anti-slip rating and drainage falls |
ClickBina's floor tile replacement cost guide gives supply-and-lay rates by tile grade (indicative Klang Valley ranges for 2026). Travertine-look porcelain sits in the porcelain band of RM18 – RM35 per sq ft, and travertine mosaic in the mosaic band of RM20 – RM45 per sq ft. The large-format tile guide adds about RM2 – RM5 per sq ft of labour for the largest tiles and slabs, because they are harder to handle, cut and level.
Real travertine is not priced on its own in any ClickBina guide. The floor tile guide's natural stone line, RM30 – RM80+ per sq ft supplied and laid, is written for marble and granite, so treat it only as a rough marker; a real travertine floor is quoted on the stone, the finish and the sealing you choose. Hacking out old tiles, levelling, waterproofing, patterned layouts such as the French pattern, stair nosings and outdoor falls are separate lines on a proper quote.
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About the images: every image on this page is an illustrative concept design generated to show a style option. Captions describe what each render shows. RM figures are quoted unchanged from the ClickBina guides named above, indicative Klang Valley ranges for 2026. No hacking rate is quoted because two ClickBina guides give different bands for it.
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