Cement Tile Design Ideas — Decorative/Patterned

The quintessential elements of handmade cement tile were the perfect choice for this kitchen backsplash in Ottawa, Canada. The look, feel and ultimately, the nearly endless color and pattern choices, were exactly what the homeowners sought to add interest and a central focal point to this stylish. Our Cuban Heritage Design 150 1A handmade cement tile, is an original Cuban tile pattern combined with warm, earthy tones of Heritage Golden Rod, White, Gray, and Chocolate. These colors, from our Heritage Cement Tile Color Palette, bring forth a serene, yet exciting area for preparing food, entertaining guests, or to just relax....

The versatility of cement tile offers a building material that works well on indoor walls and backsplashes in the kitchen or bathroom. Transfer the same rich and silky feeling of cement tile to the outdoors where you and your guests experience a new environment, just like this fountain and concrete wall tile backsplash did for its owners. Creating a Cement Tile Masterpiece This French-inspired pattern is a classic Bordeaux cement tile pattern. Concrete tiles are a long-lasting, sustainable and high-quality product. he use of cement tiles on outdoor walls is not common in the United States. We're sure more designers,...

Using our Classic Collection of Cement Tile, this homeowner's dining room floor now features a long-lasting, easy-to-maintain focal point of a cement tile rug. This Classic Collection of Cement Tile includes geometric designs and stylistic floral patterns not only in classic black and white, but also in vibrant colors with European style and flair. To create an even larger focal point for your cement tile floor rug, you can add interest with borders of different colors and sizes by using Classic Solid Color Handmade Cement Tile.   Cement Tile Tip Cement tiles can be installed on wooden sub-floors. For residential...

Creating long-lasting, colorful Moroccan tile is a form of art that not only has lasted through many centuries, but it has also prospered to where we are witnessing an influx in the interest and usage of Moroccan tile within the architecture and design fields.   When the Moors conquered Spain in 711 A.D., they introduced various forms of artistic techniques, including a unique custom of painted ceramics, called Zillij. As defined by Islamic law, which prohibits the depiction or likeness of living things, Zillij uses only geometric shapes, straight lines and vibrant colors. Design Tip Our Fez series of Moroccan...

Handcrafted cement tiles grab your attention from the moment you open the front door. The Santiago cement tile pattern in a custom colorway is the center of attention in this entry. Both the pattern and border use warm, welcoming colors. The area is trimmed in a solid color cement tile in terracotta. In this installation, our 8"x8" Traditional Santiago cement tile pattern is installed in a classic style to create a rug by artfully combining the pattern with solid color border tiles. Solid color cement tiles are used to fill the edge of the room, as well as irregular shapes...