Cement Tile Design Ideas — Backsplash/Wall

Cuban tiles use bold, bright colors like salmon or indigo. Also prominent in Cuban Tiles is the use of double borders. Cuban Tile is de rigueur flooring for Miami homes built in the Spanish Mediterranean Revival period. This bright bathroom uses a classic Cuban Heritage Pattern in the bold, contemporary colors of Turquoise, Brown, and Caribbean Blue. The tile used on the floor, wall, and ceiling of this particular installation exudes a modern and cool feel. Here, a border is also used between the wall and floor joints to provide a boundary and transition. Ideas for Using Cuban Tiles Cement...

Gray and white tones in the cement tiles frame the fireplace and perfectly coordinate with the marble hearth and mantle. Two colors from the Heritage Solid Color line of cement tile are used in this pattern: White Pearl Gray Using a gray-scale color palette, or any other monochromatic color scheme, creates a look that is understated, yet beautiful. Consider a two-tone color scheme if you'd like to pair cement tile with natural stone, as shown here. Although not one piece will stand out over another, all aspects of the space work together to create a design that is seamless and...

This gorgeous wall has been tiled exclusively with our Hispaniola cement tiles - a work of art! The raised patterns and alternating colors make a grand statement for this bathroom. Hispaniola cement tiles are perfect when you desire a unique alternative to ceramic tiles. Our cement tiles are handmade and made to order. For more information on our Hispaniola line, visit here. Note: Link to "Tile Used" is not necessarily the actual pattern shown in photo. For this specific pattern, please contact us directly.

This tile backsplash creates a soft focal point in the kitchen, while the relief style of the tiles bring texture and dimension to the space. Hispaniola cement tiles are perfect when you desire a unique alternative to ceramic tiles. Our cement tiles are handmade and made to order. For more information on our Hispaniola line click here. Note: Link to "Tile Used" is not necessarily the actual pattern shown in photo. For this specific pattern, please contact us directly.