Who has a better tile selection, Home Depot or Lowes?

Home Depot generally has a slightly better tile selection than Lowes, with larger inventory, more wood-look and marble-look porcelain tile, and LifeProof tile private label, though Lowes also offers good selection with Allen + Roth and Daltile, making both similar for budget tile. Home Depot tile department offers ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone tile from Daltile, Marazzi, MSI, and LifeProof private label at 0.50 to 6 dollars per square foot materials, with large in-stock inventory of popular 12x12, 12x24, and 24x48 large format tiles that look like marble and wood, plus subway tile for backsplashes, and offers large format porcelain that looks like marble which is trending. Lowes offers similar selection with Daltile, American Olean, Allen + Roth private label, and SMARTCORE tile at 0.50 to 6 dollars, with good wood-look tile selection. For specialty and designer tile, both Home Depot and Lowes have less selection than Floor & Decor which has largest tile selection with 0.50 to 10 dollars and warehouse inventory. For overall better selection, Home Depot has slight edge for larger in-stock inventory of popular large format porcelain and LifeProof tile with more color options, while Lowes has similar selection with slightly more budget ceramic. Both offer installation and similar pricing. So Home Depot has slightly better tile selection than Lowes, though both are good for budget to mid-range tile, with Floor & Decor having best overall selection.