Pebble Tiles
Where to Install Pebble Tiles
We’re not sure what you’ll love more, how easy our mesh-mounted pebble mosaic tiles are to install, or the variety of places you can safely install them! Before you fall in love with a particular pebble tile, it’s important to note what materials make great pebble floor tiles and what pebble mosaic tile is best suited for wall use.
Glass Pebble Tiles
Glass tiles are an incredibly versatile tile material that can be safely installed as floor tile, wall tile, shower tile, pool tile, and bathroom tile. Our selection of glass blue pebble tiles look incredible as pebble tile shower floors and pebble tile bathrooms to pebble floor tiles in your pool. Just take a look at our Diamond Aqua Glass Pebble Mosaic Tile to see for yourself!
Marble Pebble Tiles
If a natural stone pebble tile is what you’re after, consider marble tile! Many marble pebble mosaic tiles can be installed as indoor and outdoor tiles on shower walls and floors and make an excellent choice if you want a white pebble tile that can withstand traffic and weather. The River Pebbles Carrara & Thassos Marble Tile is a crisp white pebble tile designed to transform any space! For best results, do not install marble tile where standing water is likely to occur.
If wood-look tile is more your thing, you can get the best of both worlds with our Pebble Wooden Beige Marble Mosaic Tile! Crafted from polished gray marble, this natural stone tile mimics the look of wood throughout the pebble mosaic design for a picture-perfect finish you’ll be proud to showcase.
Metal Pebble Tiles
Unlike glass and stone tile, metal tile should be used indoors only as an accent wall, bathroom, or kitchen backsplash tile. Never install pebble tile shower floors.
The timeless pattern of our Stainless Steel Penny Pebble Mosaic Tile will give you the modern twist you need for your next kitchen backsplash or shower wall renovation. Or, enjoy the classic look of pebble tile with a futuristic look with Tile Club’s Stainless Steel Pebble Metal Mosaic Tile. This is a great choice for pebble tile shower walls or as a captivating accent wall in any room in your home or commercial space!
Tile Styles & Inspiration
When it comes to finding the best tile and tile inspiration for your next home or commercial renovation, Tile Club has what you’re looking for. From our Top 5 Home Bathroom Remodeling Ideas for 2021 to Outdoor Kitchen Ideas & Outside Living Upgrades, we’ve got the knowledge and know-how to help you choose the most stunning tile for every project in any space. Shop today to discover what tiles are waiting for you!
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a pebble tile?
A: The name is pretty straightforward - these tiles look just like the smooth, rounded pebbles you'd find on a riverbed or beach! They're called pebble tiles because they capture the natural, organic look of water-worn stones. Whether arranged in flowing patterns or neat rows, each tile sheet features small, rounded pieces that create that distinctive pebbled surface we all love from nature.
Q: What materials are pebble tiles made from?
A: Although pebble tiles are inspired by natural river rocks, they come in a variety of materials! At Tile Club, we offer pebble-style tiles made from glass, marble, and even metal. Glass pebbles add a sleek, modern touch, while marble brings timeless elegance, and metal offers a bold, contemporary look. No matter the material, they all capture that beautiful, textured feel that makes pebble tiles so unique!
Q: Are pebble tiles comfortable to walk on barefoot?
A: Yes! Pebble tiles are actually great for barefoot areas like bathrooms and spas. The smooth, rounded pebbles create a gentle, natural massage underfoot, which many people find relaxing—kind of like a foot reflexology treatment! If you prefer a softer feel, choosing flatter pebbles and using the right amount of grout can make the surface even more comfortable.
Q: Do pebble tiles need to be sealed?
A: It depends on the material! Natural stone and marble pebble tiles should be sealed to protect them from moisture, stains, and wear—especially in wet areas like showers or spa floors. Glass and metal pebble tiles, on the other hand, don’t need sealing since they’re naturally non-porous. No matter the material, we always recommend sealing the grout to keep it looking fresh and prevent stains. You can find the best grout for your pebble tiles right on each product’s page!
Q: How do I clean between the pebbles, and will dirt get trapped in the spaces?
A: Cleaning pebble tiles is easier than you might think! Regular sweeping or vacuuming helps keep dirt from settling in the grout lines. For deeper cleaning, just use a mild soap and warm water with a soft brush or mop. Sealing the grout also helps prevent dirt from getting trapped, making maintenance much simpler. Avoid harsh chemicals or acidic cleaners, especially on natural stone, to keep your tiles looking their best!
