Natural colors, textures, and materials have been all the rage in design lately, so it makes sense that limestone is rising up to take white marble's crown.

Soto says limestone, in addition to marble, can also be a stunning choice. “The natural veining in the stone adds even more character and makes the texture feel organic,” she says.

Spanish tile brand Roca has released a series of glazed porcelain tiles that mimic the texture and appearance of limestone.

Like marble, limestone tiles can stain, so you want to be mindful to clean up any spills or splashes immediately and potentially choose a polished finish for extra ease in maintenance.

From ceramic and porcelain to stone, there are a number of options in the tile world. Here's how to choose.

Spanish tile brand Roca has released a series of glazed porcelain tiles that mimic the texture and appearance of limestone.

Stone If you are interested in giving your kitchen a more natural look and texture, stone tile may be perfect for your space. There are downsides, however.