
Pool Tiles
Bring your pool to life with tiles that balance beauty and performance. Amber’s pool tiles protect your pool’s structure, enrich the water’s colour, and add style to every outdoor space. From classic mosaics to modern stone designs, find tiles that keep your pool safe, durable, and stunning year-round.
Pool Tiles
Pool Tile Benefits at a Glance
Pool Tile Benefits at a Glance
Pool tiles are a fantastic way to add extra flair to your outdoor paradise. From contemporary designs to mosaics in varying shades, our tiles can bring a whole new element to your swimming pool. Why not browse our selection and find the right choice to enhance the swimming experience for you, your family and friends
Types of Pool Tiles
Pool Mosaic Tiles
Add depth and movement to your pool with swimming pool mosaic tiles. Their small format and reflective surface create a shimmering effect underwater, giving your pool a luxurious, resort-inspired look. Available in blues, greens, and neutrals, they’re perfect for lining interiors or creating unique waterline features.
Travertine Pool Tiles
Bring natural warmth outdoors with travertine pool tiles. Their textured surface stays cool underfoot and provides grip, ideal for pool surrounds and patios. Durable and timeless, travertine combines beauty and practicality in every setting.
Pool Coping Tiles
Finish your design with a pool coping tile that blends safety with style. Coping creates a smooth, rounded edge, protecting swimmers, framing the water beautifully, and connecting the pool to surrounding areas.




Where to Use Pool Tiles
Swimming Pool Interiors
Perfect for full pool linings, pool tiles combine durability, water resistance, and visual appeal. Smooth surfaces make cleaning easy, while a variety of colours and finishes let you design a pool to match your outdoor style.
Pool Surrounds
Slip-resistant and cool underfoot, pool tiles are ideal for high-traffic zones. They create a safe, cohesive connection between the water’s edge and your landscaping.
Waterlines & Features
Add definition and contrast with tiles along waterlines or features. Pool tiles prevent staining and introduce detail through mosaic bands, patterns, or decorative highlights.
Styling Ideas for Pool Areas
Create a cohesive, resort-inspired look with thoughtful pool tiling choices:
- Pair shimmering pool mosaic tiles inside the pool with travertine on the surrounds to balance luxury with natural warmth.
- Choose lighter tiles to reflect sunlight, making water appear more transparent and brighter.
- Use matching coping pool tiles for a seamless flow into outdoor entertaining spaces.
- Add contrast with textured finishes or decorative mosaics to define steps and ledges.
Shop Pool Tiles at Amber
At Amber, you’ll find pool tiles designed for both beauty and performance. From pool mosaics to travertine surrounds, our experts can help you create your dream outdoor space.
Browse Amber’s full range online or visit your nearest showroom to see the quality in person.


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Swimming Pool Tiles FAQs
What type of tile is best for pools?
For interiors, swimming pool mosaic tiles give a seamless, durable finish. For surrounds, choose cool-underfoot travertine pool tiles. Finish with swimming pool coping tiles for a safe, professional edge
Are pool tiles slippery?
Not with the right finish. Amber’s tiles for pools are designed for grip in wet zones. Textured or matte surfaces, especially travertine pool tiles, provide excellent slip resistance.
How do I maintain pool tiles?
Pool tiles are durable and simple to care for. Regular brushing and balanced water chemistry prevent calcium build-up, keeping surfaces smooth and bright.
Can pool tiles change the look of water colour?
Yes. The shade of your pool tiles transforms the water’s appearance. Blue and aqua tones create a bright, tropical look, while darker mosaics add depth and a lagoon-like feel.
How to remove calcium from pool tiles?
If your pool has developed deposits of calcium carbonate, you can remove it using a stain eraser, scale remover or a pumice stone. Before using any chemicals or tools, you should always apply a small selection to a single tile to ensure it won’t cause any damage to the fascia of the tile.
If you don’t have any professional calcium removal compounds to hand you can use a simple homemade vinegar solution. Simply mix vinegar and water together, apply the mixture to the tiles, and use a cleaning brush to remove the calcium before rinsing.






























