Glass is the classic waterline choice because it holds its color underwater and catches light beautifully. Porcelain and some natural stone also work. Whatever you choose, use materials and setting products rated for constant water exposure.
Is natural stone okay around a pool or spa?+
Tumbled stone and pebble add grip and a natural look around a spa or pool deck, but natural stone should be sealed and chosen with wet, freeze-thaw conditions in mind. Ask about the right sealer for your climate.
Pool and Spa Tiles
Tile around water needs to handle constant wet exposure and still look good, and this collection is built for that. It gathers marble, glass, and pebble options in beige and white tones that suit pool waterlines, spa surrounds, and water features.
Glass holds its color underwater and catches light beautifully on a waterline, while pebble and tumbled stone add grip and a natural, organic feel around a spa. Lighter tones keep the water looking bright and clean.
Use the right setting materials and seal any natural stone. For more glass in mosaic form, see glass mosaic tiles, and for stone underfoot, browse stone mosaics.
