Marble & Stone Series
Marble Vinyl Flooring Singapore: Stone Looks, Warm Feel
Eight marble, slate and stone designs in 5mm and 6.5mm vinyl. The elegance of natural stone — without the cold, the cracks or the hacking.
Specifications
Marble, made practical
Real marble is beautiful but cold, heavy, easy to stain and expensive to lay. Marble-look vinyl gives you veined, stone and slate finishes that are waterproof, stain-resistant and slip-resistant, and can usually go straight over your existing tiles.
The designs
8 marble & stone vinyl designs
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Where it works best
Where marble vinyl shines
Living rooms
Light marbles like Beige Mirage and Cloudy Veil brighten open-plan spaces.
Kitchens & entryways
Waterproof, stain-resistant and slip-resistant where spills and shoes happen.
Statement spaces
Dark veined designs like Ebony Vein add drama to foyers, studies and shops.
Free quote
Love the marble look? Get your price.
Send us your floor area and the Marble & Stone codes you like. We’ll reply with an itemised quote within one working day and book a free site measurement to confirm it.
- Free, no-obligation site measurement
- Itemised quote: area, design, skirting and prep listed separately
- Overlay on existing tiles where the floor allows
- Reply within one working day
FAQ
Marble vinyl flooring FAQs
Does marble vinyl flooring look real?
Modern printing reproduces veining and texture closely, and the larger tile formats avoid the repetitive look of older vinyl. Ask to see designs in person before you decide.
Is marble vinyl cold underfoot like real marble?
No. Vinyl stays close to room temperature and feels softer than stone, especially the 6.5mm option with built-in underlay.
Can marble vinyl be used in the kitchen?
Yes. It is waterproof, stain-resistant and slip-resistant, which suits kitchens and entryways. Wipe spills promptly and use mats near the sink.
Is marble vinyl cheaper than real marble?
Significantly. Natural marble needs heavy materials, specialist laying and often hacking, while marble vinyl can usually overlay existing tiles in a day or two.
Which thickness should I choose for marble vinyl?
5mm is great value for most rooms. Choose 6.5mm for a softer, quieter feel in condos and living areas.
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Wood Series 6.5mm
Thicker 6.5mm planks with built-in underlay — softer and quieter underfoot.
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Microcement Series
The seamless concrete look, without the cracking, cold or cost of real microcement.
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