23 Stylish Outdoor Patio & Pool Tile Ideas for 2025

Durable and easy to maintain, porcelain tile is a perfect choice for your outdoor space. When properly installed, it leaves no small gaps for water to seep in and expand—a key concern in areas prone to freeze/thaw cycles—ensuring this non-porous material maintains its appearance throughout the seasons. Here, a beautiful patio is created using the Antique Grey tile; though it features a charming, weathered design, this tile will suffer little wear from the elements. Shop our wide selection of porcelain tile to find the perfect look for your patio.

Create an expansive, cohesive space with this year’s biggest trend—large format tile. Available in sizes up to 48" x 48", this oversized tile requires fewer grout lines, creating the illusion of a single slab of concrete, stone or wood. This stylish patio features the Arizona Grey tile; its expressive brown and grey tones complement the contemporary space.

Add a honeycomb design to your outdoor space with dynamic hexagon tile. Available in a wide variety of colors, materials and sizes (from 1" to 14"), hexagon tile offer a wealth of design possibilities. We love how the greenery pops against the dark grey and subtle veining of the stone-look Keystone Hex Nero tile on this charming patio. 

Our wide selection of pool tile features hundreds of looks to enliven your backyard bathing. We love how the brilliant light and dark tones of the Seaside Blue porcelain tile—paired with a pattern reminiscent of cracked ice—beautifully accentuate the movement of the water in this stunning pool. Compatible with most U.S. pool liners, this durable and lustrous tile is also available in three other natural water-inspired shades: Laguna Blue (rust and blue), Navarre Blue (cobalt blue) and Opal Navy (dark blue).

Real metal can quickly become too hot to walk on under the summer sun, but you can achieve the quintessential industrial look in the form of durable porcelain with the Evoque Metal Green tile (also available in Grey). This backyard features this chic large-format tile as pavers leading to the covered BBQ. The green, rust and grey tones complement the pergola and surrounding greenery.

Add authentic texture to your patio with ungauged slate tile (a cut that follows the grooves of the stone for a naturally uneven surface). Available in shades of black, copper and blue, slate tile creates a rustic, earthy ambiance. The Adoni Black Small Versailles tile features squares and rectangular pieces in varying sizes to create a traditional pattern. Shop slate tile in all its colorways and patterns (including textured architectural wall tile) to find the perfect look for your patio. 

Translating to “terrace” in Italian, terrazzo tile is one of the original outdoor tiles, once gracing many medieval patios. Now, you can achieve the appearance of a traditional Roman terrace at a fraction of the cost with porcelain terrazzo-look tile. The Terrazzo Nero Macro tile shown here features bold flecks of white, grey, brown and black, imitating the glass and marble chips traditionally used in terrazzo.

White tile reflects light, brightening your space and helping to keep the floor slightly cooler than darker materials. This sunny space features the Splash Slate White tile — its white and grey tones amplify the light, airy feel of the patio. Shop white outdoor tile to find a brilliant look to suit your space.

Easy-to-maintain stone-look porcelain tile offers durability, scratch, stain and weather resistance, making it an ideal choice for your outdoor area. Available in a wide range of styles, the bold veining and rich coloring in these tiles will give your patio a sense of movement. We especially love the dramatic contrast created by the dark grey background and light grey veining of the Aterra Antracite matte tile. 

The unique shape of the Provenzal Alhama Cotto tile (also available in Grey) is modeled after the terracotta tiles found in the historic architecture of Alhama de Granada, Spain. This charming patio, designed by Shoe Makes New, features the porcelain floor tile, creating a rustic, antique look that transforms outdoor dinners into courtyard feasts at a Mediterranean villa.

Durable and slip-resistant, quarry tile is a no-fuss tile that can withstand high-traffic outdoor areas. The rich rust color of the Quarry Red Field tile shown here will complement a Southwestern-style outdoor space. Shop quarry tile in its two colorways: Red and Grey.

Integrate your outdoor space with your dining or living room using a tile that’s just as comfortable indoors as it is outdoors. The Ionic Steel tile featured in this indoor/outdoor space creates a flawless flow from the great room to the patio.

Contrast adds a sense of depth, helping to open up small spaces. Light tile against dark walls—or dark tile against white walls, as shown here — creates visual interest. The Splash Slate Indian tile featured on this cozy patio showcases rich shades of brown and black, offering a warm, earthy look with the added benefit of hiding the appearance of dirt.

If you love the look of wood but want a more durable, scratch- and stain-resistant option, wood-look porcelain tile is the perfect choice for your patio. The Burned Wood tile shown here features authentic woodgrain details, creating a beautiful floor that will last for years.

This elegant modern patio features the French Quarter Chartres Street tile installed in a herringbone pattern, giving the space a stylish sense of movement. Made of durable porcelain with a slightly textured surface that mimics real brick, this tile is built to withstand the elements—and provides traction when wet. The New Orleans-inspired French Quarter tile is available in three more distinct colorways: Bienville Street (dark grey), St. Peter Street (light grey) and Toulouse Street (reddish brown).

In addition to being durable and easy to care for, some marble-look porcelain tiles feature colors you won’t find in nature, offering striking and unique wall and floor tile options. Case in point: the Alvarado tile, with its rich grey and deep blue veining on a crisp white background. Shop our full selection of marble-look tile to explore a range of both nature-inspired and nature-defying designs.

Non-porous and easy to clean and maintain, glass tile is perfect for pools. Its slight reflectivity adds shine and depth to your aquatic space. Here, the Ibizia mosaic tile adds traction as well as sparkle. Its small pieces create more grout joints, enhancing grip on the pool floor. Shop this tile in three more dazzling colorways: Corralejo (dark blue), Denia (blue grey) and Marbella (light blue). 

A neutral that complements a wide range of design styles, grey tile is a timeless choice for your outdoor space. The Migma Blanco tile shown here features a terrazzo look with flecks of dark grey, light grey and white for a chic and expressive patio. From dramatic dark to stunning silver, shop the many shades of grey tile available to find the perfect tone for your space.

A style as old as the game itself—a checkerboard pattern adds an element of fun to any space. The Encaustic Black and White tiles on this indoor porch, designed by Laura Potter Designs, allow the red accessories and green space outside the windows to really pop.

Add charm and whimsy to your outdoor space with arabesque tile. The flowing, feminine silhouette lends a lively sense of movement, enhancing its antique appeal. Here, the Mademoiselle Arabesque tile, with its jet-black shape outlined in grey and white, creates a delightful courtyard floor. Shop this encaustic tile in all five designs: Helmsley, Monsieur, Nara, Swashbuckler and Mademoiselle. You can even mix and match styles to create a personalized look.

Sleek and chic, cement-look porcelain tile creates a versatile outdoor space that can withstand a range of weather conditions. This stylish patio pairs the Pulse Antique Graphite tile with bright white painted walls. The tile's weathered appearance adds a rustic elegance to the space—but unlike real cracks, these realistic details won't be affected by freeze/thaw cycles.

Mimicking historic tile techniques, terrazzo-look tile features realistic specks that resemble the marble and glass that give traditional terrazzo its distinct character. The small black, brown and grey flecks in the Terrazzo Bianco Micro tile create a lively tableau for a beautifully expressive patio floor.

Brick-look tile features the texture, coloration and shade variation found in traditional bricks in the form of durable porcelain. The Jerica Mix tile floor shown here is practically indistinguishable from the real thing. Shop the Jerica tile in all four colorways: Bianco (white), Ceniza (grey), Marron (red rust) and Mix.