Cement Tile Design Ideas — Living Areas

Perch, located in downtown Los Angeles on the 15th floor at 448 South Hill Street, offers a glamorous and romantic rooftop setting with grand views of the city and some stunning cement tile floors. The restaurant uses several cement tile patterns including a classic cement tile rug that runs the expanse of the main dining hall. With its small plates of French-inspired cuisine and handcrafted cocktails it pays homage to France and the opulent look that only cement tile provide. A testament to the durability of these lovely, hand crafted tiles, a different pattern is on the outside terrace and...

Choosing their own color palette and working with our classic Bayahibe pattern, this Oakland, California customer really added some pizazz to this room. After purchasing a Heritage Color Chip set, the customer was able to finalize the blue, brown and neutral colors that worked best for them. Working with high contrast colors on a neutral background, a visually bold look is maintained that gets your attention. The rug takes up most of the living space in this room. The colors in the pattern are Sandy Brown, Bayou Waters, Royal Blue, Terra Cotta, and Amber White. Amber White, a warm white,...

Using a simple hexagon tile pattern and classic black and white colors, the Wythe Hotel, in Brooklyn, New York creates and elegant, sophisticated banquet hall. The private dining room in the Wythe Hotel features an enclosed cellar-level space with original vaulted brick ceilings, and handmade cement tile floors in monochromatic tones of black and white. The tiles, from our Mission Collection, offer understated elegance and charm to the hotel's dining area. Designed to accommodate 45 guests for dinner or meetings, or 65 guests for cocktails, the 500-square-foot area provides the perfect intimate space within a commercial or hospitality setting. With...

Using two colors of plain cement tile, Heritage White and Heritage Indian Red, in a simple grid pattern provides a quaint and charming floor that is durable and affordable. Simplicity when designing floor patterns not only offers an economical benefit, but also one that minimizes visual overload, especially in small spaces, just as the owners of this restaurant decided. By selecting only two colors, the visual impact of the handmade cement floor tiles were kept at a minimum while attention was redirected to the serving and seating areas. Duplicating the look of a white and red tablecloth, these cement with...

Patterned cement tile, laid as rug surrounded by a plain, neutral color tiles with coordinating molding offer a cool and peaceful, beach feel. Featured in this installation is a unique series of handmade cement tile from our Artist Series. The creator of this design, artist Thimo Pimentel from the Dominican Republic, is a true Renaissance man - artist, doctor, photographer, potter, caricaturist and cultural manager/curator. Entitled Mayles Cana, Pimental has chosen to shine the spotlight on his native land by depicting the golden tones of Dominican beaches, accompanied by the gentle sway of a palm tree's green fronds. Further, this...