Advances in technology allow manufacturers to create ceramic tile with any look, including natural looks such as stone, marble, granite, slate, terra cotta, wood, and more.

Whereas different natural materials may have varying levels of durability or suitability for specific applications, you always know what you’re getting with ceramic tile. Ceramic tile is resistant to water, fading, and freeze and thaw cycles, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Tile also makes maintenance easy, with stain, scratch, and bacteria resistance. On cleaning day, you can relax knowing that you just need to sweep and wipe your tile with water.

Your natural-looking tile options are as diverse as nature itself, so explore our natural tile ideas below to start dreaming up the perfect tile for your project.

Dark Gray Wood-Look Tile Flooring

Let the sun shine in! Color is baked right into this dark gray wood-look ceramic tile and will not fade from the sun (as some other flooring materials can). This ceramic tile puts a spin on the traditional hardwood look, giving the living room a modern edge.

Chunky Terrazzo-Look Ceramic Tile Flooring

Chunky ceramic tile terrazzo looks are making a big comeback in decor. This trending style gives a bold texture and durability to an urban cafe and offers ceramic tile’s benefits: water-, flame-, scratch-, dent-, stain-, mold-, and bacteria resistance!

Sandy Stone-Look Tile Flooring

A mix of ceramic tile sizes and shapes offers a subtle feature that makes this sandy stone-look ceramic tile flooring unique and contemporary with a fresh and understated design that will never go out of style.

Dark Stone-Look Tile Office Flooring

The flooring in your workspace should work for you. In addition to coming in stunning designs such as this dark stone-look ceramic tile, ceramic tile is water-, scratch-, and stain-resistant, as well as easy to clean.

Light and Gray Stone-Look Tile in Multiple Shapes

Combine dark and light stone-look ceramic tile in different sizes and shapes to create an interesting flooring design. While this pattern may look playful or random, the bigger picture shows order, as well as an intention to provide movement from one area to the next in this public space.