The look of natural stone and the versatile design options and low-maintenance benefits of ceramic tile combine in stone-look tile.

Technological advances allow manufacturers to create ceramic tile in any natural stone look and texture, making it easy to create the look of stones that are rare or hard to find. Whether you want your tile to look like sleek marble, bold granite, or rustic flagstone or slate, the perfect stone-look tile for your home or business is out there.

Because ceramic tile is water-resistant, you can use stone-look tile both indoors and outdoors. Consider creating a stone pathway in your front or backyard, stone-look tile patio, stone-look fireplace surround, or stone-look tile flooring. Stone-look tile will help you create a natural and homey feel for any application, while also lending ceramic tile’s stain and scratch resistance and slip-resistant options.

Our Design Gallery contains plenty of stone-look tile inspiration for your project, and you can find more stone-look tile ideas on our Pinterest board.

Marble-Look Tile Bathroom With Accents

The beauty of this bathroom is in the unique details. A glass sink sits atop a dark wood vanity with a striking wood grain. The faucet rises from the ground rather than behind the sink for a modern look. The beautiful veining of the marble-look ceramic tiled wall provides a natural decoration that is highlighted…

Pinwheel Tiled Shower Floor

The classic pinwheel pattern that was very popular in the 1920s and 1930s takes a modern spin. Originally seen only in black and white, these stone-look ceramic tiles are a natural beauty in earth tones. Ceramic tile offers a variety of slip-resistant options that make it ideal for the bathroom, especially the shower.

Stone-Look Curbless Shower

The glass walls of a spacious curbless shower give this bathroom an expansive feeling that is simply elegant. Curbless showers are a trending design feature that not only maximize the usable space in a bathroom, but also provide an accessible bathing option for everyone. Without the barrier of a tub or curb, curbless showers are…

Salon Stone Look

The classic square shape of this ceramic tile hearkens back to yesteryear while still being modern. Mixing large and small tiles is an unexpected detail, and the earth tones are an updated take on the classic white. Monochromatic furnishings allow the tile to have all of the attention, and does it ever. With the sun…

Reception Area Stone Floor

Light fills this space, which is elegantly appointed with stone-textured ceramic floor tile and a mosaic feature wall — a stunning pattern of white ceramic tiles that shine without distracting. With a reception like this, you may not mind if you had to wait all day.

Elegant Lobby Stone Tile

As you take a seat in this lobby, you finally realize what the term “blank slate” really means. You sink into one of the plush cream couches, and the room’s clean tones wash away the stress of your day, allowing you to focus on the present moment and present space. The elegant stone tile occupies…

Multicolored Exterior

Think buildings are boring? Varying sizes of vertical and horizontal rectangle tile fit together with a puzzle-like complexity, making it clear that consistency isn’t necessary for cohesiveness. These brightly colored window frames add pops of color to the monochromatic design and establish a truly fun facade. Fun doesn’t mean high-maintenance, though — with ceramic tile,…

Coastal Tile Floor

If you mistook this floor for a wind-swept beach, you would be forgiven. With palm trees just outside the glass walls, the stone-look ceramic tile takes on the look of sand that has been blown this way and that. The ability to look like other materials is one of the many features of ceramic tile…

Exterior Stone Tile

This company means business, and they’ve made sure everyone knows that by making clean-cut stone tile the defining characteristic of their facade. The exterior utilizes three different colors and a mix of horizontal and vertical rectangular tiles to keep things interesting, and all of these elements enjoy the low maintenance and durability of ceramic tile.…

Honey Stone-Look Tile Living Room

You might be sinking into quicksand or a hazy mirage, or you might just be losing yourself in this dreamy, honey-swirled stone-look ceramic tile. The feeling’s likely much the same, but the benefits of ceramic tile are grounded firmly in reality: water, scratch, stain, fade, slip, and bacteria resistance — plus the versatile design options…

Stone Lobby Elevator

Handsome brown ceramic tile in large squares grants this elevator lobby a grounded feel. The rich color and muted marbling lend the tile a look almost like leather. Planters that look like pleated fabric add to this trompe l’œil. Details such as the smaller mosaic square tiles that lead up to the elevator lend just…

All-Over Stone-Look Tile Living Room

What is the highlight of this room, the massive crystal chandelier, or the pristine stone-look floor and wall? Only ceramic tile could give such a chandelier a run for its money, with design options to satisfy any style, durability that will outlast everything else in the room (think water, stain, scratch, and fade resistance and…

Eclectic Living Room With Ceramic Tile Flooring

Give a trendy, ultra-modern living room like this a classic and versatile flooring option, such as ceramic tile. This stone-look grid will look great even when trends change, so redecorating down the road won’t be a problem. Plus, with incredible durability (think scratch, stain, water, and fade resistance), ceramic tile will outlast all the design…

Stone-Look Tile Living Room Floor

This stone-look living room floor shows how luxurious natural can be. With both light and dark accents, the stone pattern ties together the white suede couches and brown tables nicely, creating a cohesive look. The horizontal rectangular grid visually amplifies the already large room; but although plenty of open floorspace is available, you wouldn’t want…

Meeting Room Stone Floor

Who said meeting rooms had to be boring? The colorfully striped walls and blue tabletops do their part in distancing this space from typical drab conference areas, but the tile flooring drives their efforts home. Not overly distracting, the flooring pairs well with the attention-grabbing front wall, yet still pulls off an interesting look of…

Beige Kitchen Stone-Look Tile Floor

Country chic is alive and well in this generously sized kitchen. Stone-look ceramic tile takes center stage, with a sandstone design that runs this way and that as the tiles flow across the floor. The backsplash for the stove echoes the design of the floor in a smaller, textured version of tile. Ceramic tile is…

White Kitchen Cabinets & Wood-Look Tile Flooring

Black and white and stainless all over — that’s what great kitchens are made of. White cabinets provide an open feel to this clean and bright kitchen. The large-format squares of ceramic tile provide a wood look to the floor, without the maintenance that wood requires. Ceramic tile is an easy-to-clean flooring option that is…

Outdoor Seating Area With Stone-Look Ceramic Tile

What a dramatic setting! With the city lit up below and a warm fire crackling in the corner, dining here is an experience you won’t soon forget. The golden tones of the room are subtly echoed in the stone-look ceramic tile flooring and help ground the space, which seems ready to launch. Ceramic tile is…

Stone Floor Store

Urban stone look ceramic tile reflects urban fashion, calling patrons inside from the busy mall. Any brand can be expressed with the variety of shapes, colors, and textures available with ceramic tile. And, the shopping bargain is realized with ceramic tile’s durability and easy maintenance. Ceramic tile offers both the lowest carbon footprint of flooring…

Stone Bathroom Tile With Mosaic Accents

Warm tones in this bathroom create an inviting space where you can imagine soaking the hours away. Dark, smoky red walls are supported beautifully by a band of mini-subway mosaic and stone-look ceramic tile flooring. Ceramic tile is the ideal surface for bathrooms, from flooring to showers and backsplashes. Because the fire-hardened surface of ceramic…