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Cement Tile Provides a Warm Welcome

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Cement Tile Provides a Warm Welcome

When a customer requests a special size for their handmade cement tiles, we are more than happy to assist in meeting their design needs and special requests. In this case, the customer needed an 8"x8" tile size of the Gran Cordoba Cement Tile pattern for their residential hall and bath. Because this pattern is only available in a 10"x10" format, the cement tile factory created a custom 8"x8" mold. Of course, there was an additional charge for creating a new mold; however, the customer didn't mind the extra charge if it meant they would achieve their design goal. Further, rather...

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Cement Tile: On-Point with Simplicity in Design

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Cement Tile: On-Point with Simplicity in Design

A simple cement tile pattern creates a classic look for this resort bar. Patterns establish the mood of a room just like color. However, they add complexity to the design because they need to work effectively with color to maintain the mood and feel. Its more difficult to create an effective pattern and color palette than just choosing colors. This commercial application uses a classic and straight-forward black and white color palette with a basic "on point" pattern. The lounge area at this Caribbean resort is just off the main lobby and establishes the perfect feel for this adults only...

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Cement Tiles With a Hip Vibe

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Cement Tiles With a Hip Vibe

Because of their durability and design flexibility, cement tiles are an excellent choice for commercial installations. With their vibrant colors and distinguished patterns, you'll often see them used in locations other than the floor. For this project, the designers chose cement tiles for the restaurant's counter. The bright red and white geometric pattern adds interest and balance to the clean lines and white colors of the mid-century inspired design. Parson's Chicken & Fish, the latest venture from Land and Sea Dept., offers fried chicken with a casual, hip atmosphere in Chicago. "Just wanted to share our project that involved your...

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Mixing Patterns for a Cement Tile Rug

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Mixing Patterns for a Cement Tile Rug

The Macoris border and Neiba field patterns unite a common color palette to make a beautiful cement tile rug. Remember, while you can work with several different patterns to create a stunning look, the color scheme needs to be cohesive with your overall design. The most important part of any design is a cohesive and complementary color scheme. To create a cement tile rug, it's best to use a pattern design (field) with a border. Many patterns, like the Macoris, have a border; however, some may not, like the Nieba. Don't let this limit your choice for design! You can mix...

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Cuban Tile Rug Makes Grand Entrance

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Cuban Tile Rug Makes Grand Entrance

This commercial installation of cement tile uses a classic Cuban rug design in rich, warm colors that make a grand statement for the hotel lobby entry. Cuban Cement Tile Cement or concrete tiles are often called Cuban Tile. The Cuban Heritage Design 110 3B shown here makes for a bold, warm and luxurious welcome for the guests at this exclusive Caribbean resort. The warm colors and prominent double border capture your attention and invite you in. This pattern is available in two additional colorways.   Cement Tile: A Designer's Dream As you can see, Avente's Cuban Heritage Cement Tiles pay...

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