Tile edge tooling

You could chamfer down the back and upper and lower edges, leaving the front intact. You would have to grind the back down carefully to ensure it did not crack/splinter etc. I guess marble would do it OK. Simon.

I have to chamfer the front face down toward the back edge so that floor tile will go edge to edge with a wall tile without stepping. I'm looking for a tile that has a design pattern that is not on the surface of the tile so that I don't reveal a white background when I chamfer it.

Arthur

Or a red one..

well only natural stone has in intrinsic pattern. Tiles are all glazed with patterns in the glaze - apart from unglazed tiles which are usually terracotta colored only. e.g. 'quarry tiles'

Yes, but only on a natural stone or marble tile. The better tile shops and the granite worktop suppliers usually have the tooling to do this sort of cutting and polishing.