Forum Terra Autumn Leaves Travertine 3×6 Subway Tile Tumbled
Forum Terra Autumn Leaves Travertine 3×6 Subway Tile Tumbled
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Terra Autumn Leaves travertine, commonly known as Scabos Travertine, is prized for its rich blend of beige, caramel, gold, and rust tones. Cross-cutting the stone reveals layered banding and organic movement, creating a surface that feels warm, expressive, and timeless.
The Forum Terra Autumn Leaves Travertine 3×6 Subway Tile Tumbled features softly rounded edges and a gently weathered surface achieved through tumbling. This finish enhances the stone’s organic texture and delivers an authentic, Old World aesthetic ideal for rustic, Mediterranean, and transitional interiors.
Ideal Applications
- Kitchen backsplashes
- Bathroom and shower walls
- Feature walls and decorative accents
- Residential and light commercial interiors
Scabos Travertine, Naturally Textured
As a natural stone, Terra Autumn Leaves (Scabos) travertine displays noticeable variation in tone, veining, and texture. These variations are inherent and valued. We recommend ordering a sample through our Sample Program to review the stone in your own lighting conditions.
In Stock & Ready to Ship
This subway tile is stocked in our U.S. warehouses and typically ships within 3–4 business days. Visit our In-Stock & Ready-to-Ship page for availability.
Pair With Matching Pieces
Complete your installation with coordinating field tiles, mosaics, and trims from the Terra Autumn Leaves Travertine Collection, part of the FORUM Travertine Collection. Installation and care guidance is available in our Installation, Care & Maintenance Guide.
Planning & Support
For specifications, samples, or trade assistance, visit our FAQ or contact our trade team.
Frequently Asked Questions About This Tile
Can travertine tile be used on floors and walls?
Many travertine tiles are suitable for both floor and wall applications, but the correct use depends on the exact size, finish, thickness, and installation area. Always confirm the intended application for the specific product before installation.
Does travertine need to be sealed?
Yes. Travertine is a natural stone and is typically sealed to help reduce staining and moisture absorption. The sealer type and maintenance schedule can vary depending on the finish and installation area.
Are pits, fill, and movement normal in travertine?
Yes. Travertine naturally contains movement, voids, and variation, and some products may also include factory fill. These characteristics are part of the material and contribute to the natural look of the installation.
Can travertine be used in showers?
Travertine is commonly used in shower walls and other bath applications, but suitability depends on the exact finish, installation area, and maintenance expectations. Your installer should confirm that the selected product is appropriate for your wet-area application.
Should I order extra material?
Yes. Extra material is generally recommended for cuts, breakage, layout adjustments, and future repairs. Many projects allow for at least 10% extra, though more may be appropriate for larger spaces or complex layouts.
What cleaners are safe for travertine?
Travertine should generally be cleaned with a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Acidic, abrasive, or harsh chemical cleaners should be avoided because they can affect the stone surface and finish.
Advanced Questions About This Tile
Why choose travertine instead of porcelain that mimics natural stone?
Travertine offers real pore structure, tonal movement, and geological character that printed surfaces cannot fully duplicate. It is often selected when a softer, more natural, and more architectural stone look is important to the project.
What spaces benefit most from travertine tile?
Travertine is often used in bathrooms, shower walls, floors, entryways, fireplace surrounds, and other interiors where natural warmth and quiet movement are part of the design intent.
When is filled and honed travertine a better choice than tumbled travertine?
Filled and honed travertine is usually preferred when the goal is a cleaner, more refined, and more contemporary surface. Tumbled travertine tends to feel more rustic, textured, and timeworn.
Are pits, fill, and movement part of the look of travertine?
Yes. Travertine naturally includes pore structure, movement, and visual variation. Depending on the finish, some pieces may also include fill. These features are part of what gives travertine its distinct material character.
What is the most common mistake when specifying travertine tile?
One of the most common mistakes is choosing travertine for its color alone without considering finish, pore structure, and maintenance expectations. The best results come from matching the finish and format to the intended application.
Should I order extra travertine for future repairs?
Yes. Natural stone can vary from lot to lot, so keeping attic stock is strongly recommended if repairs, additions, or replacements may be needed later.