Stoneware AND earthenware, what are the differences?

The earthenware is created from the red paste and fired at a very high temperature. It is known for its aesthetic advantages and practical properties. Earthenware is very easy to install and also easy to maintain! It is less thick and more porous. It allows you to create your own personal style for kitchens and bathrooms! Earthenware is more suitable for the wall than floor installation. The earthenware can be presented in several forms, dimensions, and styles

Stoneware is much more robust and widely used in homes than marble and earthenware. It is based on white paste, but it is also mixed with other components such as silica, quartz, and feldspar all fired at very high temperatures, which makes it a very resistant material with a particular aesthetic appearance that is perfectly suited to high-traffic areas, such as living rooms and halls.

Due to its ability to withstand temperature variations, it is also used for terraces and outdoor areas. With its seductive power, it is also suitable for covering walls and floors. Whether it is imitation parquet, marble, or stone, sandstone could be a source of inspiration for you.
Thus, given their differences in strength and aesthetics, they do not have the same use.