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Balcony Tiles at MyTyles (Design, Sizes & Prices)

Balcony tiles can go on floors, walls and selected solid parapet surfaces, but the same tile may not suit every part of the space. An open balcony can face rain and stronger sun exposure, while a covered one usually has different conditions. MyTyles has balcony tiles in different materials, colours, finishes, textures, patterns and sizes. Use this collection to compare tiles for balcony areas by surface, design, size and price. If you are looking only for floor or wall options, narrow the search to that surface instead of comparing the whole balcony collection together.

Balcony Tiles By Surface

Start with the surface you want to tile. Floor, wall and solid parapet areas have different things to check before you choose.

Balcony Floors

For balcony floor tiles, first make sure the tile is meant for floor use. If the balcony is open, also confirm its slip-resistance information and suitability for the expected exposure. Keep detailed floor comparisons within the dedicated floor collection.

Balcony Walls

Balcony wall tiles can be compared by pattern, texture, size and how they look beside the floor and other fixed finishes. For wall tiles for balcony areas, choose options meant for wall use rather than assuming every floor tile can be used there.

Tiled Parapet Or Railing Wall

A balcony railing tile design applies only when there is a solid parapet or railing wall that can take tiles. Plan the tile thickness, edges, layout and fixing requirements with the installer before covering this surface.

Balcony Tiles Design Ideas

There is not a single balcony tile design for every space. First look at how much floor or wall will still be visible once seating, planters and other items are in place.

Front Balcony

For a front balcony tile design, look at the floor, wall and parapet together. A modern front balcony tile design can use plain surfaces, wood looks, stone or brick looks, or one patterned section instead of carrying the same design across every surface.

Small Balcony

A small balcony tile design needs a little more thought around pattern and size. Smaller repeats show more of a motif, while larger tiles create fewer joints but may need more cuts around corners and drains. Keep this in mind when looking through small balcony tile ideas.

Different Design Directions

Wood-look: Compare the plank direction, joints and nearby wall colours.
Terracotta-look: For terracotta balcony tiles, check whether the name refers to the material or simply a terracotta colour or look.
Moroccan or patterned: Look at the motif size and how the pattern repeats across the available area.
Stone or brick-look: Compare the visible surface pattern without assuming the tile is made from natural stone or brick.

These balcony tile design ideas give you a few ways to narrow the collection. Your final balcony tile design can then be matched with the visible area, furniture and surrounding colours.

Materials Available in Balcony Tiles

Balcony tiles at MyTyles are available in porcelain, metal, glass, ceramic and vitrified options. The material tells you what the tile body or surface is made from, while its intended floor, wall or balcony use needs to be considered separately.

Porcelain: Porcelain tiles have a dense ceramic body formed and fired at high temperatures. Compare the intended application before choosing them for balcony floors or walls.
Glass: Glass tiles use glass as the main body or visible surface. Their use depends on whether the selected option is intended for that area.
Ceramic: Ceramic balcony tiles are made from fired clay. The wall and floor types are different (see intended use), but generally similar.
Vitrified: Vitrified tiles have a compact vitrified body produced through high-temperature firing. The material name alone does not confirm floor or outdoor suitability.

Compare Balcony Tiles Texture And Finishes

The balcony tiles' texture affects how much shine, surface detail and visual depth you see. MyTyles lists satin, sugar, glossy, carving, lappato, hi gloss, rustic, metallic, and matt finishes.

Satin: A soft sheen sits across the surface, giving some light reflection without the stronger shine normally seen on glossy tiles.
Sugar: Fine grain-like details are visible across the face, adding a lightly textured appearance when viewed from different angles.
Glossy: The smooth, reflective surface catches more light, so shine and reflections are easier to notice across the tile face.
Lappato: Partly polished areas reflect more light, while less-polished sections keep a softer appearance across the same tile surface.
High Gloss: Stronger surface reflection gives this finish a brighter, more polished appearance than a regular glossy tile.
Matt: Lower surface reflection gives matt tiles a flatter appearance when compared with satin, glossy or high gloss finishes.

Colours Available In Balcony Tiles

The balcony tiles collection includes green, brown, black, red, yellow, cream, white, grey, blue and beige. Look at the actual shade rather than assuming a colour is light or dark from its name alone.

Soft Neutrals: White, cream, beige and grey keep the palette quieter and can be compared with walls, flooring, furniture and railings around the balcony.
Warm And Earthy Shades: Brown, red and yellow colours can range from muted and earthy to brighter shades, depending on the exact tile.
Cool Colours: Green and blue can range from soft and dusty to deeper shades, giving you cooler colour options for the balcony.
Strong Contrast: Black brings stronger contrast to the palette and can be compared with lighter walls, floors, railings or surrounding balcony finishes.

Balcony Tile Sizes

Available balcony tile sizes run from 100x100 mm to 1200x1800 mm tiles, with small, medium and large formats in between. These sizes are arranged below by approximate tile area.

Tile Size in mm	Tile Size in inches	Tile Size in feet
100x100 mm	4x4 inches	0.33x0.33 feet
150x150 mm	6x6 inches	0.5x0.5 feet
75x300 mm	3x12 inches	0.25x1 feet
200x200 mm	8x8 inches	0.67x0.67 feet
300x300 mm	12x12 inches	1x1 feet
400x400 mm	16x16 inches	1.33x1.33 feet
300x600 mm	12x24 inches	1x2 feet
600x600 mm	24x24 inches	2x2 feet
600x1200 mm	24x48 inches	2x4 feet
1200x1800 mm	48x72 inches	4x6 feet

Note: The sizes shown here are just to give you an idea of what’s available. Actual measurements may vary slightly from one tile to another. You can also use the MyTyles tile calculator to get a rough quantity for your balcony. Also check the tile size against your balcony dimensions, drain position, slope, required cuts, and planned layout before finalising.

Balcony Tiles Price Guide

At MyTyles, balcony tiles price across the listed-priced materials ranges from ₹45 to ₹1,716 per sq. ft. Glass options are available on a request-for-price basis.

Tile Type / Category	Indicative Price Range	Unit
Vitrified	₹45–₹925	per sq. ft.
Ceramic	₹50–₹1,716	per sq. ft.
Porcelain	₹54–₹745	per sq. ft.
Glass	Request for Price	N/A

Note: The prices shown here are only a reference. The final cost can vary depending on the tile, design, size, finish, quantity and stock availability.

How To Choose Tiles For Open And Covered Balconies

The best balcony tiles depend on the surface and the conditions the tile will face. Here, “best” means checking the requirements of your balcony rather than choosing one material or finish for every space.

Open Balcony

For an open balcony, check rain and sun exposure, floor suitability, confirmed slip-resistance information and any available outdoor-use specification. The floor still needs the right slope and drainage. Tiles and grout do not replace the waterproofing system underneath.

Covered Balcony

For a covered balcony, check whether rain can still reach the floor and whether the tile is meant for the planned wall or floor use. In both settings, the base, waterproofing treatment where required, adhesive, grout and movement joints need to suit the tile and site conditions.

If you are comparing the best tiles for a balcony floor, use these checks before narrowing the options by material or finish.

Explore Balcony Tiles at MyTyles

Browse balcony tile ideas at MyTyles by material, colour, finish, texture, size and price. Compare floor tiles for balcony areas separately from wall options, shortlist designs that fit your layout and check the listed size and current price. Confirm any technical suitability needed for the intended application before ordering.

Which Are the Best Tiles for a Balcony Floor?

Tiles for balcony floor areas should first be confirmed for floor use. For an exposed balcony, also look for product-specific slip-resistance information and suitable outdoor-use specifications where available. The best tiles for balcony floor use therefore depend on the actual product, expected water exposure, drainage plan, substrate and installation system rather than the material name alone.

Can Ceramic Tiles Be Used On A Balcony?

Ceramic balcony tiles can be considered only when the selected tile is intended for the planned wall or floor and exposure conditions. Ceramic as a material name does not by itself confirm open-balcony or floor suitability. For exposed floors, also check slip-resistance information, outdoor-use guidance, drainage and installation requirements before making the final choice.

How Should I Plan Front Balcony Wall Tiles?

The front balcony wall tiles design should be planned around the visible wall, parapet, floor and surrounding fixed finishes. You can compare plain, patterned, wood-look, stone-look or brick-look options depending on what is available. If part of the front railing is a solid tiled parapet, confirm that the surface is suitable for tile installation before planning the layout.

What Are Some Balcony Tiles Design Ideas?

Balcony tiles design ideas can include wood-look planks, patterned motifs, terracotta-inspired colours, stone looks, brick looks or simpler plain surfaces. You do not need to use the same home balcony tile design everywhere. Compare the amount of visible floor and wall area first, then decide whether you want one main pattern, a quieter background or a mix of both.

What Tile Size Should I Choose for a Small Balcony?

For a small balcony, choose tile size by looking at the actual dimensions, drain position, corners and expected cuts. A smaller format may show more pattern repeats, while a larger tile creates fewer grout joints but may need wider cuts around edges. Small balcony tile designs should therefore be planned from the measured layout rather than appearance alone.

How do I Choose the Right Balcony Tile Texture?

Choose balcony tiles texture by looking at surface feel, reflection, grooves and cleaning access. Matt, rustic, carving, sugar, satin and glossy finishes can look very different, but their names do not confirm slip resistance. For a floor that may get wet, ask for the tile’s specific slip-resistance information before deciding whether the surface suits that location.

What is the Price Of Balcony Tiles?

At MyTyles, balcony floor tile prices and balcony wall prices vary by material and product. Vitrified options range from ₹45 to ₹925 per sq. ft., ceramic from ₹50 to ₹1,716 per sq. ft., and porcelain from ₹54 to ₹745 per sq. ft. Glass options may show a request for price. The final cost can also change with size, finish, quantity and stock.

Are Matt Balcony Tiles Anti-Skid?

No, a matt finish does not automatically make a balcony tile anti-skid. Matt describes the level of surface sheen, while slip resistance is a separate performance detail. This matters especially on open balcony floors that may get wet. Check for product-specific slip-resistance information instead of judging safety from a matt, rustic or textured appearance alone.

Do Balcony Tiles Make the Balcony Waterproof?

No, balcony tiles and grout do not waterproof a balcony by themselves. Waterproofing depends on the complete system below and around the tiled surface. Where required, this can include a prepared base, waterproofing treatment or membrane, correct slope, drainage, suitable adhesive, grout and movement joints. These parts should be planned with the installer before tiling begins.

Can I Buy Balcony Tiles Online?

Yes, you can browse balcony tiles online at MyTyles and compare available designs by material, colour, finish, texture, size and price. Floor and wall options can be narrowed separately so the search stays relevant to your surface. Before ordering, use the listed dimensions for quantity planning and confirm any technical suitability needed for your intended balcony application.