Versail Black 8x8 Matte Porcelain Tile

The Versail Black 8×8 Matte Porcelain Tile is a sophisticated design element within both the Versail Collection and the companion Versail Geo Collection, offering a bold, versatile alternative to traditional neutrals. Its rich, deep black matte surface provides a striking visual counterpoint that anchors interiors with contemporary confidence. The subtle, non-reflective finish creates a refined surface that minimizes glare while emphasizing material depth and architectural clarity. Crafted from premium porcelain, this tile delivers exceptional durability, resisting stains, moisture, and everyday wear — making it suitable for both residential and light commercial applications.

The classic 8×8 square format embodies the geometric purity that defines the Versail design language, enabling seamless integration with larger field tiles and decorative Geo elements. Its neutral yet dramatic tone pairs effortlessly with a variety of materials, including wood, stone, metal, and glass, making it a flexible choice for layered, multi-material palettes. In floor applications, the tile can be used to create intimate, grounded areas, while on walls it provides a rich backdrop for fixtures, cabinetry, or patterned accents.

Within the Versail Geo Collection, this black tile serves as the perfect anchoring field color against which geometric motifs, reliefs, or patterned tiles can be contrasted — enhancing visual rhythm and spatial definition. Its compact size lends itself well to creative installations such as framed panels, checkerboard patterns, or contrast borders. 

Because it is porcelain, the tile requires minimal maintenance and no sealing, ensuring enduring performance and ease of care over time. Whether used on its own for dramatic minimalism or paired with Versail Geo décor tiles for expressive composition, the Versail Black 8×8 tile delivers both style and substance. Ultimately, it embodies the collections’ shared philosophy — geometry, contrast, and enduring design, elevated through modern porcelain engineering.