14 Outdoor Patio Tile Designs We Love
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- 04 Jul 2022
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From brick to stone or grass pavers, poured concrete, and wood, there are lots of options when it comes to paving your outdoor area. But nothing upgrade a patio quite like outdoor tiles! Outdoor ceramic tiles are easy to maintain and they're also durable,a major bonus when it comes to outdoor spaces. Not to mention, they also make it easier to incorporate color and style. If you're considering tiles for your own patio, get inspired by the 14 patio tile ideas from designers and landscape architects (and Diane Keaton!) ahead, and learn about what makes this material a great way to set a foundation outside.
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Chessboard Tiles
Life-sized ceramic tile chessboards are trending, and design trends aside, they also facilitate group fun outside! Instead of spanning the entire yard on this Sonoma property, Ken Fulk opted for a gravel material on the lower tier where the "chessboard" sits.
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Monochrome Pattern
An eye-catching black and white tile scheme on this patio by Breeze Giannasio modernized the more rustic wood elements without looking overly contemporary and clashing. For a similar effect, choose a whimsical pattern with neutral colors and then use more timeless and neutral furniture that won't overwhelm the eye.
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Natural Stone Tiles
Natural stone tiles that stretch from the ground up to the built-in bench and firewood storage niche give this patio patio designed by Robson Rak a look with a hint of texture. The light brick walls, terrazzo stool and sky blue cushion elevate it even further.
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Modern and Classic Tiles
Take a cue from this Kingston Lafferty–designed patio, where various tiles make this backyard escape truly special. The whimsical tiles on the floor, partial wall, and bench bring so much joy to the space while the modern sconces and cobalt blue tile table add a little edge, and the scraggly stone wall insert an old world charm.
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Elevated Diamond Tiles
Landscape designer and Terremoto founder David Godshall opted for a creative hardscape as opposed to grass in this backyard. Not only do playful tiles allow for a welcome pop of color, but they're also drought-friendly and easier to maintain, making them especially great in drought-prone regions. The lush flora surrounding the area allows for plenty of green despite the lack of grass. Read More...
