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NatureMatch™ Tile
Tile crafted with NatureMatch™ brings advanced realism to life, authentically capturing the veining, depth, and texture of natural stone through digital print and glazing technology, delivering timeless style and everyday performance in durable porcelain.
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Porcelain
Dense, hard, and highly water resistant, porcelain tile is built for the toughest jobs in your home. With styles that mimic wood, stone, marble, and more, porcelain gives you lasting performance and the look you want in one durable surface.
Ceramic Tile
Versatile, easy to work with, and budget friendly, ceramic tile brings style to nearly any room. Crafted from clay and finished with a durable glaze, it offers rich color, pattern, and texture for walls, backsplashes, and everyday indoor floors.
Glass Tile
Bright, reflective, and full of depth, glass tile adds instant shine and personality to any space. Its luminous finish bounces light to make rooms feel larger and more vibrant, while resisting stains, moisture, and fading over time.
What are the Differences? Porcelain vs. Ceramic
Both start as clay, fired, and glazed for lasting style. Porcelain is denser and fired hotter, making it harder and more water resistant, so it’s ideal for showers, busy floors, and outdoor spaces. Ceramic is softer, easier to cut, and easy on your budget. Perfect for walls, backsplashes, and indoor projects. Choose the tile that fits your space.
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Floor
Durable, style-forward tile flooring built to handle real life. Shop our different looks, sizes, and finishes.
Backsplash Tile
Refresh your kitchen or bath with backsplash tile in trending colors, textures, and easy-install formats.
Mosaics
Small tiles, big impact. Add pattern and personality to floors, walls, and accents, with mosaic tiles.
Shower Tile
Build a spa-worthy shower with water-ready wall and floor tile in finishes and sizes to match your dream design.
Porcelain Pavers
Take your style outdoors. Thick, weather-tough porcelain pavers for patios, walkways, and pool decks that stand up to the elements.
Pool Tile
Made for the water. Fade-resistant pool tile in blues, greens, and glass finishes to complete your resort-inspired backyard oasis.
Subway
A timeless classic, always in style, Shop subway tile in every color and finish to elevate kitchens, baths, and beyond.
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Choose contrasting grout for bold definition or matching grout for a seamless look.
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FAQs
What's the difference between porcelain and ceramic tile?
Porcelain tile is made from denser, more refined clay and fired at a higher temperature than ceramic, which makes it less porous, more water-resistant, and more durable overall. This makes porcelain a strong choice for bathrooms, showers, and high-traffic floors. Ceramic tile is generally lighter and more budget-friendly, and it works well for walls, backsplashes, and lower-traffic areas.
Is tile a good choice for bathrooms and kitchens?
Yes. Porcelain and ceramic tile are both well-suited to bathrooms and kitchens because of their resistance to moisture, stains, and daily wear. In wet areas like showers and bathroom floors, look for tile with a textured or matte finish to improve slip resistance.
Is tile flooring waterproof?
Porcelain and ceramic tile are highly water-resistant, but the overall waterproofing of a tiled surface also depends on proper installation, including sealed grout lines and the right underlayment or waterproofing membrane in wet areas. Natural stone tile is more porous and generally requires sealing to protect against water and stains.
Can tile be used outdoors?
Yes, as long as it's rated for exterior use. Outdoor tile should be frost-resistant and slip-resistant, with porcelain being a popular option thanks to its low porosity and strength in varying weather conditions. Textured or matte finishes help improve traction on patios, walkways, and pool surrounds.
How do I choose a grout color?
Grout color comes down to the look you want. A contrasting grout color makes each tile more defined and highlights a pattern, while a grout color close to the tile creates a more seamless, uniform surface. It's worth testing a sample of your chosen tile and grout together before committing to a large area.
What are the pros of tile flooring?
Tile offers strong durability, water resistance, and a wide range of styles, and it holds up well in high-traffic and high-moisture areas.
How much does tile flooring cost?
Tile pricing varies widely based on material, size, and finish. Ceramic tile is generally the most budget-friendly option, porcelain falls in the mid-to-upper range, and natural stone tends to be the most expensive due to its unique, quarried material. Total project cost also depends on square footage, pattern, and whether installation is DIY or professional.
What is tile flooring?
Tile flooring is a hard-surface material typically made from ceramic, porcelain, glass, or natural stone, installed over a subfloor or wall surface using mortar and grout. It's commonly used in kitchens, bathrooms, entryways, and outdoor spaces because of its resistance to water, stains, and everyday wear. Tile comes in a wide range of colors, patterns, and finishes, and can be installed on both floors and walls to create a cohesive look throughout a space.
Choosing the Right Tile Material
Material is one of the biggest factors in choosing the right tile for a project. Porcelain is fired at a higher temperature than ceramic, making it denser, less porous, and better suited to high-moisture areas and high-traffic floors. Ceramic tile is generally lighter and more budget-friendly, making it a popular choice for walls, backsplashes, and lower-traffic areas. Glass tile adds a reflective, decorative touch often used as an accent, while natural stone offers a unique, high-end look but typically needs more regular sealing and care. Many porcelain tiles are also designed to replicate the look of natural stone or wood, giving you a similar aesthetic with easier upkeep.
Tile Sizes, Finishes & Patterns
Beyond material, size, finish, and format all play a role in how a tile performs and looks. Large-format tile creates a clean, seamless look with fewer grout lines, while smaller tiles and mosaics allow for more intricate patterns and accents. Matte and textured finishes offer better slip resistance, which matters in bathrooms, showers, and outdoor spaces, while polished finishes create a brighter, more reflective surface suited to lower-traffic areas. Subway tile remains a classic option for kitchens and baths, and oversized tile or slabs are a popular choice for a more seamless, modern look on countertops, floors, and walls.
Caring for Your Tile
Regular sweeping or vacuuming helps remove dirt and grit before it can scratch the surface, and damp mopping with a tile-safe cleaner handles most everyday messes. Grout lines may need periodic sealing and occasional deeper cleaning to help prevent staining, and natural stone tile generally requires more frequent sealing than porcelain or ceramic to maintain its water and stain resistance.
At Floor & Decor, we source directly from manufacturers and keep a large in-stock inventory, which allows us to offer some of the most competitive tile pricing around without cutting back on selection or quality. Shop our full range of tile styles, sizes, and finishes, along with the grout and installation materials needed to complete your project.