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.
As with an exquisite chandelier, these pearl and silver elongated mosaic hexagon tiles drip down the wall in an Art Deco-esque zigzag pattern. The pattern creates a wallpaper look but with the bonus of durability and easy cleaning you get with tile.
Sometimes, less is more. That’s the case in this living room, decked in a creamy white large subway tile fireplace surround and a coordinating tile grid for flooring.
This space shows the versatility of stone-look ceramic tile, from the beige stone-look tile grid flooring to the gray running bond stone-look wall tile. Each serves as a backdrop to greens, blacks, and reds, and, of course, the beautiful view.
Create a stylish patio with a material that stands up to the elements and continues looking new for decades. Stone-look ceramic and porcelain tile such as this are a popular option for outdoor living areas because of durability and stylish choices.
A curbless shower is a great opportunity to show off a beautiful ceramic tile design such as this beige stone-look tile that is used throughout the bathroom in coordinating shapes.
Ceramic tile’s water resistance and incredible durability make it ideal for numerous outdoor uses, including facades and outdoor floor tile.
When you won’t settle for anything less than the best, ceramic tile is an obvious choice for combining beautiful designs such as this stone-look ceramic tile with incredible durability and functional benefits.
Various polygon shapes combine in white and silver hues to create a a unique mosaic tile full-wall backsplash design.
This stylish three-dimensional tile is all angles and shadows with white pyramids jutting out in slender columns.
Fish scales, mermaid, or scalloped tile — whatever you call it, this variegated navy blue tile feature wall sure lives up to its name(s). The playful scalloped shape provides the ideal framework for a coastal view or beach decor.
A classic kitchen calls for classic flooring such this rustic wood-look tile paired with marble-look tile countertops and marble-look mosaic tile backsplash.
Tired of the typical running bond pattern? Follow in this kitchen’s footsteps and lay your wood-look ceramic tile in a beautiful herringbone pattern.
This space combines old and new with a unique Victorianesque black and white mosaic ceramic tile floor and a sleek black stacked subway ceramic tile feature wall.
These ceramic tile floors in a dolomite marble look create an impressive backdrop for any retail or restaurant space.
This cafe strikes a natural-chic vibe with oversized dolomite marble-look ceramic tiles and a dark marble-look ceramic tile counter.
Matte ceramic tiles in shades of creamy white and cement gray paired with straightforward grid patterns give this restroom a clean and orderly look.
Sophisticated gray tiles with crisp white grout in a staggered pattern have a no-nonsense look that allows the green flaura design details to shine.
Sleek matte gray ceramic tile with dark grout in an offset pattern creates a cobblestone look in this living space.
This charcoal gray ceramic tile in a standard grid takes advantage of a slightly darker shade for grout to give a subtle emphasis to the orderly floor pattern.
Ceramic tile flooring such as this goes a long way toward creating a fresh and bright appearance in commercial spaces. Plus, durability and easy maintenance means less down time for cleaning or repairs.
