Pebble tile mosaics add a natural touch to spaces in your home including backsplashes, floors, and walls. Each organically shaped stone is selected to fit perfectly together to create an indoor oasis. Pebble stone tiles are available as raised or flat pebbles, polished or rough surface textures and in a variety of colors.
Frequently Asked Questions About Natural Stone Pebbles
Pebble tile is moderately priced, typically more affordable than premium natural stones like marble, but slightly pricier than basic ceramic tiles. Prices vary based on stone type and style. For more information, read our expert guide on how to select the right tile.
Yes, pebble tile is highly durable, resistant to water and wear, making it suitable for wet areas like showers and bathrooms. With proper installation, it offers lasting performance. Read our overview on the durability and hardness of natural stone tile.
Advantages include a natural, spa-like aesthetic, durability, slip resistance, and comfort underfoot. Disadvantages include slightly more complex cleaning due to uneven surfaces and the need for regular sealing to prevent staining or moisture absorption. Read about the pros and cons of tile flooring.
Pebble tile installation involves applying thin-set mortar onto a level surface, pressing interlocking pebble sheets firmly into place, and carefully grouting the gaps. Finish by sealing the surface to protect against moisture and stains. Get the tile pre-installation checklist.
Pebble tile can be cleaned with warm water and mild detergent, using a soft brush to gently scrub uneven surfaces. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, an regularly reseal pebble tile to maintain its beauty and protect against stains. For more tips and cleaning product recommendations read our guide on how to clean stone tile floors.