Travertine Stairs

Our Travertine Stairs Range

Volakas Marble
Volakas Marble is distinguished by its thick ribbons of silver flowing through the alabaster white following a linear diagonal motion. This unique, elegant natural stone, which is available in a honed finish is equally at home in both classic and contemporary settings.
Verde Alpi Marble
Verde Alpi Marble is a luxurious emerald green stone, with hues of white and dark green. A favourite of interior designers due to the opulence and vibrancy it brings to any application. The captivating colours and brecciated veining combined resembles an aerial shot of a swirling ocean. Verde Alpi Marble will make a statement in any chosen space!
Tempest Savoie Marble
Tempest Savoie Marble is a natural stone with striated veining providing a strong contrast against its distinct blue-grey background. With flowing vertical and horizontal veins, this brooding stone is a must for those who want a moody and dramatic feature in their chosen application.
Sky Fall Marble
Sky Fall Marble is dark and mysterious just like its name. A combination of earthy white fine veins against the deep earthy grey background, and subtle even movement throughout is perfect for all types of application formats. A favourite among designers, the dark colour tone combined with a strong deep background colour, softer movement makes for an impressive contemporary look.
New York Marble
New York Marble a name bestowed to this beautiful marble for its heavy movement and striking visuals. Characterized by its sharp dark purple veining against the white background with hues of pink and purple tones. New York Marble Slabs are for those looking to really make a statement, a fact aided by the translucence of this stone which makes it perfect for Backlighting. New York Marble transforms into a magical vista when backlit, making it ideal for feature walls, kitchens, and commercial applications alike.
Lloret Marble
Lloret Marble is a symphony of charcoal, grey and white tones with heavy movement but a uniform structure. This wonderfully versatile marble is appealing both in residential setting but also in commercial setting due to its sophisticated yet appealing appearance. Due to its continuous movement of veins throughout this stone it can be used in myriad of different applications.
Carrara Extra Marble
Carrara Extra Marble, a bright white marble that will bring a light, open feel to any application. A natural stone quarried in the famous Carrara Mountain ranges of Italy, it has been used extensively throughout famous monuments such as the Duomo in Florence. The extra in Carrara Extra Marble denotes the premium selection of this stone which has minimal veining and crisp white background. Carrara Extra Marble is the go-to White Marble choice for design professionals & homeowners due to its robustness.
Calacatta Oro Marble
Calacatta Oro Marble is among the most sought-after marbles in the world. This Marble is quarried in the Carrara mountain ranges of central Italy. The pristine white background of this marble is contrasted with the bold warm grey veining. Calacatta Oro is one of the classic Italian white Marble, having been used on high-end luxury developments for centuries. The timeless nature of the color palette & magnificence of this stone leaves it as one of the most prized marbles in the Avant Stone range.
Bianco Bliss Marble
Bianco Bliss Marble, a mixture of a soft white background and cloudy dark grey veining gives this stone a striking appearance without overpowering the space. This marble is utilised elegantly in a book-matched application allowing for the diagonal veining to create wonderful angular patterns.

Sahara Noir Marble

Lloret Marble

Jurassic Black Marble

Bruno Perla Marble

Travertine Stairs Sydney

Within the broad field of architectural design, travertine stands out as a timeless beauty. For years, homeowners have been enthralled by travertine’s distinct texture and warm tones, especially when it comes to stairs. But what makes it unique? Together, we will explore the wonders of the travertine world and discover its mystique.

Why Choose Travertine for Stairs?

A derivative of limestone, travertine has a long history of use in architecture. From the luxury of classical Roman buildings to the opulent residences of the present day, its allure never fades. Regarding stairways, travertine offers a difficult-to-match harmonic combination of visual beauty and usefulness.

Longevity and Durability: Travertine has a well-deserved reputation for being tough. These stairs are made to last, able to handle the demands of high foot traffic as well as the vagaries of the environment. Longevity is a certainty, whether you’re picturing travertine stairs outdoors or inside your warm house.
Timeless Elegance: Every travertine tile is unique. Because of this, travertine tile stairs will always have a special charm, with each tile showcasing different patterns and hues. Their earthy colour scheme works well with a wide range of architectural designs, from contemporary to rustic.
Cost: Travertine is surprisingly affordable despite its opulent appearance. In comparison to the luxuriousness of marble stairs or the grandeur of granite stairs, travertine proves to be an affordable but no less beautiful substitute.
Adaptable Elegance: The adaptability of the travertine is evident even below the stairs. It looks well on counters, walls, and floors, so your whole house will have a cohesive theme.

Beauty And Versatility Of Travertine

The chameleon-like plasticity of travertine is one of its most praised qualities. Travertine seamlessly complements its surroundings, whether it’s adorning a rustic rural estate or highlighting the elegant lines of a modern urban home.

Rustic Allure: The warm tones and natural flaws of travertine take one back in time. When used in environments that have a rustic or antique feel, travertine stairs are a tribute to the past and have a timeless charm.
Modern Chic: Travertine isn’t only for traditional environments. Travertine stairs may stand out as a shining example of postmodern beauty when paired with sleek metal fittings or minimalist glass balustrades.
Outdoor Harmony: The sight of outdoor travertine stairs is breathtaking. Either in the middle of lush gardens, beside peaceful poolside, or on sun-drenched patios, they blend in with the natural world with ease. Furthermore, the stone’s natural resistance to weathering guarantees that its beauty will not fade.

How to Care for & Maintain Travertine Stairs

It is admirable how durable travertine is, but like any treasure, it has to be treated with care. Taking care of your staircase properly prolongs its life and keeps it looking beautiful.

Regular Cleaning: The enemies of travertine include dust and dirt, which may lead to surface abrasions. Vacuuming or sweeping on a regular basis is essential. Use a mild detergent and avoid using anything too acidic for a deeper clean.
Finish the Deal: For travertine stairs that face the outside, sealing is essential. This serves as a barrier to keep out any stains and moisture intrusion.
Molecular Caution: Corrosive chemicals have the potential to degrade travertine and cause surface erosion. Selecting pH-balanced cleaning solutions is always a wise move for your priceless travertine stairs.
Quick Solutions for Spills: Because travertine is porous, spills must be cleaned up after consumption. By doing this, possible stains are avoided, and the stone’s flawless beauty is maintained.

Natural Stone Slab Supplier

Avant Stone brings together 20 years of stone industry experience to provide you with a range of globally sourced stone slabs including Marble slabs, Granite slabs and Quartzite Slabs.

We aim provide you quality service and distinctive stone products for your home or your commercial space. Avant Stone is the premier Stone Supplier of Granite, Quartzite and Marble slabs in Sydney.

Our showroom is located centrally in Greenacre, a mere 20 minutes from Sydney & Parramatta CBD.

Give us a call: 0298170037
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is travertine good for stairs?

Indeed, travertine’s inherent non-slip texture, longevity, and aesthetic appeal make it a great choice for staircases.

Is travertine a marble?

Marble is not travertine, at all. Despite being natural stones, they are not the same. Marble is a metamorphic rock that is generated from limestone, while travertine is a kind of limestone that is created in mineral springs. They differ in appearance, texture, and production methods, which gives them distinct qualities and uses.

What material is travertine?

Natural stone, more precisely a kind of limestone, is used often in both building and ornamental projects.

What is travertine stone made of?

Water from springs rich in minerals is used to create travertine stone. Characterized by a porous surface and natural veining, it is mostly made of calcium carbonate.