Cement Tile Design Ideas — Decorative/Patterned

Specializing in residential interior design, Triandos Creations strives to create an aesthetic and visual balance in your home. Their offices are in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Cement tile is a popular kitchen backsplash choice because they add rich colors and patterns to a location that demands attention! Designing with Cement Tile Designing with cement tile means taking a vision, idea or surrounding complementary area, and making it come to life. In this installation, the cement tile pattern is centered, and all cuts are near the edge of the room. Why? So that your eye naturally focuses on the main field pattern....

This Italian restaurant created a charming entrance and outdoor dining space using a border pattern laid in rows. Executed in classic black and white, the details of the pattern grab your attention from the moment you enter. Cement tiles naturally create Old World charm with their traditional patterns and natural color variation that occurs from being a hand-crafted product. Therefore, it was an obvious choice to use them for this Italian restaurant to help achieve a quaint, but sophisticated, atmosphere.   Cement Tiles Captures Details The cement tile rugs for this commercial installation are created using rows of our Yuna...

Designers cleverly chose cement tile flooring for this resort spa to achieve a calm and peaceful atmosphere in a commercial setting. The Geometric Diamond Pattern uses two shades of light green on a white background to emphasize the interlocking circles. I love how the darker shade of green is used to help create the illusion of over-lapping circles. Geometric patterns in a straight-forward color palette with only a few colors are a great way to create a contemporary look in commercial applications. To achieve a contemporary look with cement tile, choose patterns that aren't too fussy, like our Geometric patterns....

Large cement tile rugs in a traditional geometric pattern and classic black and white colorway welcome guests to this Japanese Steakhouse. The pattern is used to reinforce a motif used throughout the interior and is even found on carvings used to capture a style. Pattern adds detail and interest and often, they secretly infuse subtle meaning into a design. While color creates the atmosphere, the pattern's motif provides a sense of style and place when executed correctly, especially in the design of commercial and hospitality restaurants. In the image to the left, the large and oversized tile rug welcomes guests...