About Porcelain Source
Premium Italian porcelain slabs, in stock near NYC & NJ. 200+ colors, ready to ship today.
Porcelain Source is a direct importer and distributor of premium large-format Italian porcelain slabs, serving New York City, New Jersey, and the tri-state area since 2010, with nationwide delivery. From a 70,000 sq ft slab yard and warehouse in Roseland, NJ, about 30 minutes from Manhattan, we hold the largest in-stock inventory of Italian porcelain in the Northeast: 200+ colors, patterns, and finishes ready to ship. Architects, designers, developers, contractors, fabricators, and homeowners skip the typical 8 to 12 week European import wait and keep projects on schedule.
With 16 years sourcing and installing porcelain for the tri-state area's largest commercial and residential projects, our team brings deep technical expertise to every job. Tell us your needs and technical specs, and we'll help you navigate the options and recommend the best product and solution for your project.
We carry porcelain from the world's leading Italian makers, including Laminam, SapienStone, Iris, Fiandre, Florim, Ariostea, StonePeak, ABK, Flaviker, Materia, Emil Group, Panaria Group, and Milestone, in large-format sizes up to 63"×126" (160×320) and 120"×60", and thicknesses of 6mm, 12mm, and 20mm. Our curated collections, including Maximum, Magnum, Lux Stone, Gem, and Luce, deliver the looks leads search for most: Calacatta, Calacatta Viola, Statuario, and Carrara marble; Nero Marquina and other dramatic blacks; plus onyx, travertine, concrete, metallic, and wood. These surfaces suit kitchen countertops, waterfall islands, backsplashes, flooring, shower and feature walls, fireplace surrounds, commercial interiors, ventilated facades, pool surrounds, and outdoor pavers.
Our installations have been featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Interior Design, and Design NJ. Call (551) 580-7224 to check live stock or request a quote, then book an in-person showroom appointment or a virtual video consultation.
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