Large-format tile in Los Angeles
Fewer grout lines, a cleaner look, and stone or concrete looks with almost no upkeep — on floors, walls, and counters. Supplied at wholesale pricing, delivered.
Large-format tile is where modern surfaces are going, and for good reason: bigger units mean fewer grout lines, which means a cleaner, more continuous look and far less grout to scrub. Lux Tiles & Stones supplies large-format porcelain and gauged panels — for floors, walls, counters, and feature walls — across Greater Los Angeles, at wholesale pricing with job-site delivery.
Beyond the clean look, large-format porcelain does something stone can't: it delivers convincing marble, stone, and concrete looks with almost no maintenance and no sealing. That makes it a workhorse for both design-driven homes and demanding commercial spaces — supermarkets, hotels, apartments, and shopping centers — where it has to look good and take a beating.
Why large-format
- Fewer grout lines, cleaner look
- Low maintenance — easy to clean
- Convincing stone & concrete looks
- No sealing required (porcelain)
- Floors, walls, counters & panels
- Durable for high-traffic areas
- Slab-look backsplashes & surrounds
- Wholesale pricing & delivery
Where it works
Worth knowing: large-format rewards a flat substrate and an installer experienced with big tile and panels — proper setting avoids lippage (uneven edges). We help match the exact product to your application and will talk requirements through with your installer.
Sizes, grout, and finishes
Large-format spans a wide range — from 12x24 and 24x24 tiles up through gauged porcelain panels several feet on a side — and the format drives both the look and the installation. Bigger panels mean fewer seams and a more continuous surface, but they demand a flatter substrate and an installer set up to handle and cut them. Finish matters too: matte and textured surfaces add grip and hide smudges on floors, while polished panels amplify stone and concrete looks on walls where wear isn't a concern. Matching grout closely to the tile keeps the few remaining lines quiet — which is the whole point of going large. We help you land on the right size, finish, and grout for the application.