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Living room feature wall book-matched in ORKAY Blue Breccia porcelain

Premium Tiles Manufactured in Morbi, Exported to the World.

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Morbi, Gujarat, India

The ORKAY brand ambassador

Morbi


Full-size vitrified porcelain slabs on racks in the ORKAY campus showroom

On campus

Showroom

The seven ORKAY production units at dusk, a vitrified-porcelain-paved approach in front

One standard

Seven units

The ORKAY design studio — surface designs on screen, full-size slab samples on racks

4,000+ designs

Design studio

Crated slabs in the dispatch yard

FCL on site

Loading yard

Crated ORKAY tile on pallets at Mundra port at sunrise, a container ship loading behind them

3 hours away

Mundra port

The ORKAY brand ambassador outside a stone-clad building at dusk

It's a surface that adapts to you

It is not just a slab and a finish. It is a floor that holds its polish through thirty years of traffic, a wall that carries one vein end to end, and a factory that answers the phone when you call it.

Seven manufacturing units. 60,000 sq m a day. Thirty years of craft reflected in every single surface we press, fire, polish and pack.

Glazed garage gallery floored in polished ORKAY porcelain, a red sports car behind the glass

Slab surfaces

Full-slab walls and mirror-polished floors from our own kilns

Black ORKAY marble-look vitrified porcelain slabs stood in an open yard, a figure in black beside a red horse
The same room at 07:00 — morningThe same room at 13:00 — afternoonThe same room at 19:00 — eveningThe same room at 23:00 — night

The same floor, four lights

What the hour does to the surface

07:00Morning
A single black marble-look ORKAY slab stood on a black-sand shore, a woman in a black and gold sari beside it

Built the way grand hotels are built: mirrored walls, dark glossy stone, and a floor that holds every light above it.

The Luxury
of Experience

Lobby

Luxury is carried by the finishing material: printed into the vein of vitrified porcelain, held in a polish that survives thirty years of traffic, and repeated across every slab of the same batch — lobby wall to bathroom floor. Double-height entrances take the largest formats we run.

Double-height lobby café floored and walled in polished Imperial Armani Grey marble-look ORKAY vitrified porcelain

Kitchen

Dark full-body vitrified porcelain for the island and the splashback. Heat, oil and acid do nothing to a fired surface — the counter looks the same after ten years of cooking.

Kitchen with a Speckle Black vitrified porcelain counter top and splashback under taupe cabinets

Living

A book-matched fireplace wall in marble-look vitrified porcelain: the pattern is printed to the slab, so it never fades, never needs sealing, and repeats exactly on the reorder.

Fireplace wall book-matched in Lova Grey marble-look ORKAY vitrified porcelain, two armchairs before the fire

Bath

Matt and anti-skid finishes rated to AS/NZS 4586, so the floor stays safe wet. The same body, same batch, same shade as the wall it meets.

Bathroom in onyx-look vitrified porcelain, with a geometric feature wall behind the shower

Vitrified
Porcelain Tiles

Pressed dense and fired to near-zero porosity. Floors, walls, wet areas — one body that takes traffic, water and cleaning chemicals without changing. 600×600 to 1200×1800.

Hotel reception clad in dark marble-look vitrified porcelain under a chandelier

Porcelain
Slab Tiles

Large format to 800×3000, for floors, feature walls, facades and counter tops. Fewer joints across a space, and a vein that runs on from one slab to the next.

Corridor walled floor to ceiling in Roman Travertine large-format porcelain slabs, a walnut sideboard at its end

Ceramic
Tiles

Glossy, matt and carved faces for kitchens, bathrooms and backsplashes, in wall and floor bodies. Light, made to be cut and set fast, in shades that match the floor they meet.

Hotel lobby walled in stone-look ceramic tile, a guest crossing the polished floor

Outdoor
Tiles

Anti-skid matt bodies for terraces, driveways, platforms and parking decks. Rated for frost, sun and standing water — the finish stays the same through the seasons.

Station platform floored in 600×600 matt anti-skid ORKAY outdoor tiles, a bullet train at the edge at sunrise

Sanitaryware

Wash basins and water closets, fired in Morbi to the same vitrified body as the tile they stand on. One glaze reading across the basin and the wall behind it.

Wash basin on a timber vanity in a bathroom walled in glossy cream ORKAY ceramic tile

ORKAY

ORKAY exhibition highlights

Restaurant
and bar


Front-of-house floors take the traffic of a full service every night. Full-body vitrified porcelain keeps its polish where a stone floor would have dulled and been ground back twice.

Café and bar floored and walled in Marbo Grey stone-look ORKAY vitrified porcelainPrivate dining room floored in Siena Traviz Ivory travertine-look ORKAY vitrified porcelain slabs, candlelitHotel lobby floored and walled in polished Sabia White marble-look ORKAY porcelain slabs

Four thousand
designs deep

Bone Travertino Ivory slab detail
Interior floored with ORKAY statuario slabs

Travertine, statuario, onyx, concrete, wood and terrazzo — over four thousand faces across every size and finish we press. Pick one, or send us the reference you already have and we will run it.

Dining room around a black marble-look ORKAY table at sunset

Vitrified Porcelain Tiles

600×600 · 600×1200 · 1000×1000 · 1200×1200 · 1200×1800 mm

Dense, low-porosity vitrified porcelain for floors, walls and facades · Glossy / Matt

Woman in black crossing a terrace paved in grey stone-look vitrified porcelain tiles, concrete villa behind her at duskCorridor walled floor to ceiling in Roman Travertine large-format porcelain slabs, a walnut sideboard at its endStone-look tiled stair treads and risers, a woman stepping up past a glass balustradeStation platform laid in 600×600 matt anti-skid ORKAY outdoor tiles in a straight grid

Choose your category

Residence floored in polished ORKAY porcelain

Residences with
mirror-polished floors

The same slab runs from the entrance hall to the terrace threshold — one vein, one shade, one batch.

Testimonials

Judged by the
people who buy it