I'm not sure if I'd do wood look tiles but it's a interesting idea. Are they rated for outdoor use, or will you have to worry about cracking in freezing weather, problems with grout, etc.?

For looks, I prefer the quartzite shown; Poochie would look wonderful on it, but the lower center gray wood-look does mimic a weathered cedar deck, so it would be my second choice.

Gorgeous view, btw!

I would pick a grayish color that doesn't look like wood. The outdoors shouldn't look as though it's indoors.

I like the top left or top right stone. Lovely place you have!

What color is the short wall on the outside edge of the deck? In one pic it looks very blue, but in the 3rd, it looks white or light gray. Is that color staying? I'd want to see the options against the house color, but I agree with ak above right now...

I would match the golden retriever :)

Our Portland home had oak floors like yours. We paved our large patio with solid porcelain tiles similar in color to one in upper left of your samples. It was neutral and we never tired of it. Good luck with your selection.

Really like the gray.

I wouldn't do the wood-look tile, both for the reason that it doesn't look great against your indoor wood, and also it seems to me a little strange to have that outside. I would do something in a stone or concrete look that blends with everything, and doesn't try to be a showpiece. I like the gray, I guess, better than everything else. I think the beige has a lot of movement, and might look too "patterned" when there's a whole lot of it.

Do yourself a favor and buy a box of what tile you think you want. Then you can lay it out and look at a bigger sample size than just one tile.

I too prefer the gray because it has less movement. Set closely together with matching mortar it will have a sleek, seamless look.

I like the bottom right drift wood look gray, it looks like the outdoor feel and goes well with the house.

I prefer the gray stone look in the upper left. Really pretty! Love the pup too.

Upper left, grey tile. It looks a lot like a blue stone. Don't try to look like wood. It won't work. Given that it's going outside and you live in a wet climate, I suggest a darker grout.

Another vote for upper left for same reasons as above

My brother’s deck is tile and gets very hot in the sun. You can’t walk there in bare feet. I know Seattle doesn’t get much sun so maybe that won’t be an issue for you. That said, I like the lower center tile.

Gray, but I would be concerned about it getting hot in summer. Couldn't do that here in TX.

What was the final selection? How did the project turn out?

Wow, that is perfect! Beautiful

Thanks for the follow up. I was not aware of this company and I live in LA. The results are lovely. Nice color selection.