Gray marble porch pavers and stone veneer columns on a farmhouse entry

Keystone Tile · Imported stone

Travertine & marble.

Imported pavers, pool coping and tile from Keystone Tile, for pool decks, patios and porches.

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Imported stone. Here’s where it’s from.

Keystone Tile, based in Houston, Texas, brings in natural stone from Italy and Turkey.

Ask us about the stone you like and we’ll tell you more about it.

What Keystone Tile makes

One surface, many finishes.

  1. Travertine

    A classic around a pool. Keystone Tile offers it as pavers, tile and bullnose coping.

  2. Marble

    Veining and polish for a more formal look, in pavers and tile for porches and outdoor rooms.

  3. At the waterline

    Coping and pool tile finish the edge so the deck and the pool read as one design.

    • Bullnose coping
    • Split-face pool tile
    • Glass mosaics

Around the pool

Travertine and marble at the water’s edge.

Coping and deck in Keystone Tile stone

Silver travertine pavers run from the spa edge across the pool deck. Black Pearl marble makes a crisp, eased-edge coping over a split-face marble wall.

Silver travertine pavers and coping around a pool and spa
Silver travertine pool deck
Black Pearl marble coping with an eased edge capping a split-face marble veneer wall
Black Pearl marble coping

Close to home

Marble on a Fayetteville porch.

A farmhouse entry in gray marble

Cleopatra Grey marble from Keystone Tile runs across this modern farmhouse porch, set between stone veneer columns.

A modern farmhouse entry with stone veneer porch columns and a marble porch
The finished entry
Gray marble porch pavers and stone veneer columns on a farmhouse entry
Cleopatra Grey marble

The maker

Explore Keystone Tile.

Browse the full Keystone Tile range, then tell us what caught your eye. We can help you sort out quantities, coping and delivery.

Good to know

Questions we
hear every day.

Where do travertine and marble come from?

They are imported from quarries overseas, and the country depends on the stone. Tell us which one you like and we’ll find out where it was quarried.

Are they a good choice around a pool?

Both are used around pools. Your pool professional should confirm the exact product, finish and setting system for your project.

How do I keep them looking good?

Natural stone often benefits from the right sealer and cleaner. Ask your installer what suits the stone you choose.

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Is it in stock right now?

Availability varies by yard, and we can often get what is not on the yard. Call the team with what you have in mind and we’ll check.