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1. Marble

• Pros: Luxurious, elegant, and timeless. Available in various colors (white Carrara, Calacatta, etc.).
• Cons: Porous, requires sealing to prevent stains and water damage. Can be expensive.
• Best for: Countertops, shower walls, and flooring (if properly sealed).

2. Granite

• Pros: Durable, scratch-resistant, and available in many patterns. Naturally water-resistant when sealed.
• Cons: Heavy, requires professional installation. Some varieties can be pricey.
• Best for: Countertops, vanity tops, and flooring.

3. Slate

• Pros: Natural textured finish, slip-resistant, and great for a rustic or modern look. Water-resistant.
• Cons: Can be rough on bare feet; some varieties may need sealing.
• Best for: Flooring, shower walls, and backsplashes.

4. Travertine

• Pros: Warm, earthy tones with a natural texture. Good for a spa-like aesthetic.
• Cons: Porous, needs sealing. Can wear over time.
• Best for: Flooring, shower surrounds, and wall cladding.

5. Quartzite

• Pros: Harder than marble, water-resistant, and available in marble-like veining.
• Cons: Requires sealing; can be costly.
• Best for: Countertops and vanity tops.

6. Porcelain/ Ceramic (Stone-Look Tiles)

• Pros: Affordable, low-maintenance, and available in designs mimicking marble, slate, etc.
• Cons: Not as luxurious as natural stone.
• Best for: Budget-friendly flooring, shower walls, and backsplashes.

7. Onyx (For Luxury Accents)

• Pros: Stunning translucent beauty with unique veining.
• Cons: Fragile, expensive, and high-maintenance.
• Best for: Backlit feature walls or decorative accents.

Best Budget Option: Porcelain tiles (stone-look).

Best Luxury Option: Marble or Onyx.

Best Durability: Granite or Quartzite.