Granite and Indian Stone Flooring
India's natural stones are some of the toughest floors you can lay. Granite resists scratches and stains and suits high-traffic areas; Kota, Tandur and Kadappa are budget-friendly local stones that stay cool and last for decades; Jaisalmer yellow and Dholpur sandstone bring warm, earthy colour to verandas and courtyards. Polished finishes look rich indoors, while leather, flamed or natural finishes give better grip outdoors and in wet areas. Stone needs sealing once in a while but very little else. Browse the designs below and see any of them on a photo of your own room.
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GranitePolished speckled charcoal granite. Almost indestructible: kitchens, stairs, heavy use.Kitchen · Living · Dining · Balcony
Kota stoneBlue-green grey limestone from Rajasthan. Cool, tough, non-slip and kind to the budget.Living · Kitchen · Dining · Balcony
Black galaxy graniteBlack granite sprinkled with tiny gold flecks, mirror polished. Night sky underfoot.Living · Dining · Kitchen · Pooja
Black granite, leather finishJet-black granite with a soft textured matte surface. No glare, no slip, very current.Living · Kitchen · Bathroom · Balcony
Tan brown graniteDark brown with black and rust flecks. The hard-wearing South Indian staple.Living · Kitchen · Dining · Balcony
Jaisalmer yellow stoneGolden-yellow limestone that glows in sunlight. Warm floors and classic inlay borders.Living · Dining · Pooja · Balcony
Kadappa black stoneMatte black limestone. Cool, earthy and inexpensive: verandahs, kitchens, courtyards.Kitchen · Balcony · Living · Dining
Tandur / Shahabad stoneBlue-grey and yellow limestone laid as a two-tone check. The Deccan courtyard floor.Living · Dining · Balcony · Kitchen
Dholpur beige sandstonePale beige sandstone with a fine natural grain. Calm, matte and grippy.Living · Balcony · Dining · Bathroom
Natural slateRiven charcoal slate with a naturally split surface. Rustic, non-slip, good where it gets wet.Balcony · Bathroom · Kitchen · Living
How it works
- 1Take one photo of your room — any phone, any light.
- 2Pick a style, a colour or a look. Change only what you ask for.
- 3See the finished room in about 30 seconds, then try another.
Questions people ask
Is Kota stone good for home flooring?
Yes. Kota stone is hard, cool, budget-friendly and lasts for decades. Polished Kota looks smart indoors, while a rough finish suits balconies and outdoor areas. It does need sealing to resist oil stains.
Granite or marble for flooring: which is better?
Granite is harder, more stain- and scratch-resistant and better for heavy use. Marble is softer and more elegant but needs more care. Granite suits stairs, entrances and busy areas; marble suits living rooms.
Which stone floor is least slippery?
Stones with a leather, flamed or natural cleft finish give the best grip. Slate, Kota with a rough finish and sandstone are good for wet areas, balconies, steps and courtyards.
Try it on your own room
See it on a photo of your own room before you spend anything.