SiteOne Porcelain Paver Names: Stonorama Look-Alikes
The porcelain pavers on SiteOne shelves — Coralina Ivory, Pietra Di Vals, French Limestone, Tuscany Silver, Basalt Black and the rest — come from one Florida importer (Hardscape.com) and are sold under those names at branches and dealers nationwide. Porcelain is printed, not quarried, so no other factory makes the same design — but the looks are standard ones, and most have a close counterpart in Stonorama's porcelain paver range. This page groups their names by look family and shows our closest design in each. Every match is similar look, never the same product: order a sample and compare it beside the one you were shown before buying.
Formats. Their 2 cm line is the same 3/4" thickness as ours and shares 24x24, 24x36 and 24x48; they also run 16x32 and 32x48 slabs, a 3 cm line (mostly 16x32 and 24x24), and 5 cm small-format "cobble" pavers with spacer bars. We carry 3/4" only, in 24x24, 24x36, 24x48 and 32x32, so a 2 cm paver of theirs and one of ours will sit flush; a 3 cm or 5 cm one will not. Their marble-look and wood-plank designs have no counterpart here.
Travertine-look, limestone-look and shellstone-look
| Sold elsewhere as | Stonorama closest look | Match | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuscany Silver, Roma Travertine | Ojai Silver, Ojai Beige | Similar look | Vein-cut travertine prints; Ojai comes in 24x24 and 24x36. If you'd consider the real thing, see Silver travertine. |
| French Limestone, Beach Beige, Coralina Ivory, Pietra Reale Crema, Sandstone Beige | Aspen Beige, Hudson Beige, Sonoma Beige, Sedona Beige, Pismo Sand | Similar look | Warm beige and cream stone prints — the biggest family on both sides. Aspen and Hudson are the softest; Sonoma and Sedona show more movement. |
| Shellstone, Coralina Bianco, Lucerna Bianco, Acido Bianco | Kanab Bone, Aspen White, Hudson White, Shasta | Similar look | Creamy off-whites with fossil or coral texture. Kanab Bone is the closest to a shellstone print. |
Gray stone-look and concrete-look
| Sold elsewhere as | Stonorama closest look | Match | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coralina Grey, Acido Grigio, Antico Grigio, Ancient Grey, Pietra Antica, Pietra Reale Grigio | Aspen Gray, Hudson Gray, Sedona Gray, Glacier Gray, Whitney Gray | Similar look | Soft gray limestone and antique-stone prints. Sedona Gray also comes darker as Sedona Dark Gray. |
| Light Grey, Silver Grey | Presidio Silver, Marin Cool Gray, Boulder Gray | Similar look | Plain, even gray concrete tones. Presidio Silver is also in 24x48. |
| Dark Silver Grey, Pietra Lavica Grey | Presidio Anthracite, Cascade Anthracite, Rainier Smoke | Similar look | Charcoal and volcanic grays. |
| Sandstone Grey | Saratoga Gray, Saratoga Anthracite | Similar look | Layered sandstone texture. |
| Snow White, Silver White | Marin Off White, Denali Ice, Cascade Pearl | Similar look | Bright whites; Denali Ice carries a little stone veining, the other two are plain. |
Quartzite, bluestone and porphyry looks
| Sold elsewhere as | Stonorama closest look | Match | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pietra Di Vals, Quartz Griss, Quartz Bianco, Tirolo Quartz | Carson Gray, Whitney Gray, Rainier Smoke 32x32, Denali Ice | Similar look | Gray and silver quartzite-style layering. Pietra Di Vals is the most-asked-for name in this family. |
| Quartz Beige, Quartz Gold, Sierra Sand | Bighorn Beige, Tahoe Bavarese, Santa Fe, Moab | Similar look | Warm beige-to-gold quartzite prints. |
| Basalt Black, Basalt, Bluestone Dark, Pietra Blu, Pietra Spaccata, Blu Mist | Basalt Black, Catskill Black, Crater Blue | Similar look | Our Basalt Black even shares the name; Crater Blue is the closer match for the blue-gray Pietra Blu and Blu Mist. |
| Porfido, Porfido Red | Telluride Gray, Redwood Brown | Similar look | Porphyry texture; Telluride for the gray, Redwood Brown for the warmer red-brown. |
Not carried: marble-look porcelain (Calacatta, Da Vinci, Diana Imperial), the Cadore wood-look planks, the 3 cm and 5 cm lines, and the 6x12 spacer-bar cobbles. For a real marble deck, see our marble pavers; for a driveway-rated natural stone, see 2" driveway pavers.
Order a sample first
Two "French limestone" prints from different factories can sit a full shade apart, and porcelain reads darker wet than dry. Order a sample of the design you're considering, set it beside the dealer sample or the installed paver outdoors, and look at it wet and dry. If it isn't close enough, tell us what's off and we'll suggest the next candidate from the same family.
What is different when you buy porcelain from us
- Direct, by the pallet. Coverage and weight per pallet are on every product page; freight is quoted to your address, curbside by LTL with liftgate, in about 7–10 business days. No dealer or branch in between — request a delivered quote or call +1 (571) 358-9514.
- One thickness, done well. Everything is 3/4" (20 mm) rectified through-body porcelain, frost-proof, stain-proof, never sealed — read the porcelain pavers buyer's guide for slab, pedestal and base installation. If you need 3 cm for a heavy-vehicle driveway, we'd point you to 2" natural stone instead.
- Coping. We don't cut porcelain coping. Customers pair a porcelain field with natural stone bullnose or eased-edge coping — Ivory travertine with a beige print, Tundra Grey marble with a gray one.
Frequently asked questions
Is your Basalt Black the same as the Basalt Black sold at SiteOne?
No — same name, different factories. Both are dark bluestone-look porcelain, so they are a similar look, but the print and shade are not identical. Order a sample and compare them side by side.
My SiteOne branch can't get the porcelain I picked. Can I use yours instead?
For a new area, yes — find the name in the tables above, sample the closest design, and request a delivered quote. For patching into an already-installed field, the print will not match exactly; use ours for a border or a separate zone.
Will your 3/4" pavers sit flush with their 2 cm pavers?
Yes — 2 cm and 3/4" are the same thickness, and both lines share 24x24, 24x36 and 24x48. Their 3 cm and 5 cm products are thicker and will not sit flush with ours.
Do you sell porcelain pool coping?
Not at this time. We pair porcelain decks with natural stone coping in bullnose or eased edge, which gives a cooler, softer edge at the water and matches most porcelain prints well.
Who makes these products?
Stonorama sources its own porcelain and stone; none of it is made by or for the companies whose product names appear above. Hardscape.com is a trademark of its owner and SiteOne is a trademark of SiteOne Landscape Supply; they are named only to identify comparable looks. Stonorama is not affiliated with either company.
Shown an MSI Arterra design instead? See the MSI Arterra porcelain cross-reference. Looking for a natural stone name instead — Tuscany Ivory, Atlantic Blue, Diana Royal? See the travertine and marble cross-reference.
Found the look you wanted?
Order a sample · Get a delivered quote · Call or text (571) 358-9514