Durability: stamped concrete wins. Tile cracks, loosens, grout stains, freezes, slips. Stamped concrete only fails from poor joints or thin slabs. Both slip when wet—use non-slip sealant.
Cost: tile usually higher (3+ days labor: set, grout, seal vs. 1–2 for concrete: pour, cut/seal). But choose on style: Spanish house = terra cotta tile; mountain cabin = stone-stamped concrete. Match architecture.
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