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West Indies & Co St-Barth · St Martin · Anguilla
Spain · Castellón, since 1973Porcelanosa Group

The tile that gave
the group its name

Floor, wall, terrace, façade. This is the house it all started with, and it is the heart of the St Martin showroom — the one whose formats and finishes you touch before you choose them.

Porcelanosa — ceramic terrace

Porcelanosa — Wall and floor ceramics, the group’s reference and the heart of the showroom.

The house

A house from Castellón that became a group of seven firms

Porcelanosa has been making wall and floor ceramic tile since 1973, in Vila-real, in the province of Castellón. The brand gave its name to a group that today counts seven firms, from the tile itself to the installation system.

On a project, the point is not only the product: it is being able to source the floor, the wall, the worktop, the taps and the adhesive from one manufacturer, on one order and one delivery.

1973Founded in Vila-real, province of Castellón
7 firmsThe group covers the whole finishing trade
In stockBest-sellers held at the St Martin warehouse
ButechThe installation system supplied with the tile

The ranges

Four registers, one catalogue

The collections answer one another: a floor and a wall from the same family lay together without acrobatic setting out, and a terrace carries a living room outside with no visible break.

  • Porcelanosa — Indoor floors — vue 1 sur 3
    Wood-effect floor, through living room
  • Porcelanosa — Indoor floors — vue 2 sur 3
    Large format in an open living room
  • Porcelanosa — Indoor floors — vue 3 sur 3
    Board junction, detail

3 photographies

01

Indoor floors

The largest item on any project: large formats, stone, wood and concrete effects. This is where the choice of format decides the feel of an open-plan room.

  • Bottega
  • Large formats
  • Stone effect
  • Wood effect

Living room · bedroom · circulation

  • Porcelanosa — Walls and wall tiles — vue 1 sur 2
    Splashback and marble-effect top
  • Porcelanosa — Walls and wall tiles — vue 2 sur 2
    Shower wall, large format

2 photographies

02

Walls and wall tiles

Bathroom walls, splashbacks and cladding. Textures and matt finishes work with the light — which is why they are worth seeing in the showroom rather than on a screen.

  • Wall tiles
  • Textured
  • Mosaics

Bathroom · kitchen · feature wall

  • Porcelanosa — Outdoors and surrounds — vue 1 sur 3
    Infinity pool, 20 mm paving
  • Porcelanosa — Outdoors and surrounds — vue 2 sur 3
    Pool deck and pathway
  • Porcelanosa — Outdoors and surrounds — vue 3 sur 3
    Coping and paving junction

3 photographies

03

Outdoors and surrounds

Reinforced-thickness pavers for terraces, pool decks and paths. Bonded or laid on pedestals, with the slip-resistant finishes that go with them.

  • 20 mm
  • On pedestals
  • Slip-resistant
  • Copings

Terrace · pool deck · path

  • Porcelanosa — XLIGHT, the very large formats — vue 1 sur 5
    XLIGHT wall in a dining room, Velluto decor
  • Porcelanosa — XLIGHT, the very large formats — vue 2 sur 5
    A large slab framing the way to the terrace
  • Porcelanosa — XLIGHT, the very large formats — vue 3 sur 5
    A bathroom wall without a single joint
  • Porcelanosa — XLIGHT, the very large formats — vue 4 sur 5
    Basin top and pale stone wall
  • Porcelanosa — XLIGHT, the very large formats — vue 5 sur 5
    Facade and pool surround

5 photographies

04

XLIGHT, the very large formats

The 120 × 270 cm slab, 6 mm thick. A whole wall without a joint, a worktop in one piece, and installation over existing tiling without stripping it out — which changes everything in a refurbishment on an island where a skip is expensive.

  • 120 × 270
  • 120 × 120
  • 6 mm
  • Over existing tile

Feature wall · worktop · facade · refurbishment

  • Porcelanosa — Façades and cladding — vue 1 sur 2
    Ventilated cladding and pool surround
  • Porcelanosa — Façades and cladding — vue 2 sur 2
    Indoor-outdoor continuity across the facade

2 photographies

05

Façades and cladding

The least known register, and the most useful on an exposed villa: a ventilated ceramic façade never needs repainting and takes the salt spray.

  • Ventilated cladding
  • Large formats
  • Fixing

Façade · plinth wall · boundary wall

Why this brand here

Six points on ceramic
under this climate

Ceramic is the surface best suited to the Caribbean. You still have to choose the right format, the right finish and the right installation system.

  • Format
    From 60 × 60 to large formatLarge format saves grout lines, and therefore maintenance. It calls for a flat substrate and a trained tiler.
  • Slip resistance
    Rated — and to be chosenA pool surround, a terrace and a bathroom do not call for the same rating. It is a safety question, not an aesthetic one.
  • Salt air
    No effectCeramic fears neither salt nor ultraviolet. That is what makes it better than almost anything else here.
  • Outdoors
    Reinforced thicknessA 20 mm paver lays on pedestals, without adhesive, and lifts back out. Useful on a terrace built over a room.
  • Installation system
    Supplied with the tileAdhesive, grout, trims and waterproofing membrane arrive in the same shipment. That is what keeps a site from stopping for want of one bag of adhesive.
  • Reordering
    The batch countsTwo production batches are never exactly alike. We work out breakage and cutting waste at the order stage.

Best-sellers

What we keep in stock

The references we hold in stock at the St Martin warehouse, and the ones we recommend for the climate.

The catalogues

The whole Porcelanosa collection,
in catalogue

These documents are published in French only by the manufacturer.

Overview

  • Cover of the Porcelanosa — Home Collection cataloguePorcelanosa — Home CollectionThe group’s mood brochure: complete interiors rather than products, room by room. It helps settle a direction before going into references.2025 edition · French · FrançaisAvailable in the showroom
  • Cover of the Porcelanosa — Lifestyle no. 47 cataloguePorcelanosa — Lifestyle no. 47The house magazine: completed projects, interviews and trends. Not a catalogue — the thing you leave on a coffee table.Issue 47 · French · FrançaisAvailable in the showroom
  • Cover of the Porcelanosa — what’s new in 2026 cataloguePorcelanosa — what’s new in 2026What the group showed at its 32nd international exhibition: the year’s collections, shown close up and in place. Forty-three pages, to open first to see what is new before turning to the general catalogue.2026 edition · FrançaisAvailable in the showroom

Surfaces

  • Cover of the Porcelanosa — the ceramic book cataloguePorcelanosa — the ceramic bookThe reference book for ceramics: every series, format and finish, with the technical data. The document you go to for a precise reference, not the one you browse.2026 edition · FrançaisAvailable in the showroom

Bathroom

  • Cover of the Vintage — the collection catalogueVintage — the collectionA nostalgic collection for contemporary spaces.Collection · FrançaisAvailable in the showroom

Shower, pool and drainage

  • Cover of the Porcelanosa — pools cataloguePorcelanosa — poolsEverything to do with the pool: copings, decks, immersed surfaces and corner pieces. A central subject in this climate, and one badly handled by improvising from a floor catalogue.2023 edition · FrançaisAvailable in the showroom

Contract and hospitality

  • Cover of the Porcelanosa — Hotels and Resorts cataloguePorcelanosa — Hotels and ResortsOne hundred and seven pages of hotel projects, one by one, with the references used: rooms, spas, pool decks and public areas. The most useful document in the whole collection for a Caribbean hotelier.2025 edition · FrançaisAvailable in the showroom
  • Cover of the Porcelanosa — House Builders cataloguePorcelanosa — House BuildersTwo hundred and ten pages built for developers: the references that hold up across a series, indexed by name, with the formats and finishes available in volume.2025 edition · FrançaisAvailable in the showroom

Ordering and delivery

The format decides the job

A large format is not laid like a 60 × 60. The substrate, the tooling and the tiler are not the same — and that is said before the order, not after.

Quantities
Allow 8 to 10 % for cutting waste depending on the layout, more on a diagonal lay
Production batch
Order the whole quantity at once: two batches are never exactly the same shade
Weight
A square metre of large format is heavy. Site access is checked before the delivery
Installation system
Butech adhesive, grout and trims shipped with the tile, in the same consignment
Lead time
Immediate from stock; 6 to 8 weeks from Spain for the rest

What happens next

A selection, a price, a date

Tell us the island, the volume and the installation date. We come back with a costed selection and a lead time. The study is free and without obligation.