Cement Tile Design Ideas — Spanish Tile

Alhambra Entryway Evokes Moorish Intrigue

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Alhambra Entryway Evokes Moorish Intrigue

The use of tile throughout Spain and Morocco is prolific. Not only can it be seen on the floors and walls of countryside homes and city dwellings, but it has played, and continues to play, an integral role in the everyday function and long-lasting beauty within historical palaces and residences. The Moorish influence is truly evident not only in centuries-old Spanish tile patterns, but it's also evident within the depth and complexity of our handmade Classic Alhambra Cement Tile. Design Idea for Cement Tile Patterns To complete the look shown in this design idea, you'll need a grouping of four...

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Fez Cement Tile Pattern Offers a Colorful Welcome

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Fez Cement Tile Pattern Offers a Colorful Welcome

Moroccan design and its various styling elements have always enjoyed great popularity. The same can also be said of Moroccan cement tile patterns with their playful geometric patterns that work well in both contemporary and traditional environments. Stocked for quick delivery, our Fez line of Moroccan cement tile patterns can be enjoyed both indoors and outdoors for many years. You can see how Fez offers the perfect welcome to any guest with this outdoor cement tile installation. Cement Tile Tip Cement tiles should be regularly mopped with clear water. A capful of liquid wax may be added to the water...

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Fez Inspires a Moroccan-Themed Cement Tile Patio

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Fez Inspires a Moroccan-Themed Cement Tile Patio

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 cement...

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Sosua Tile Rug for Formal Dining Area

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Sosua Tile Rug for Formal Dining Area

Handmade Cement Tile floors are the perfect complement to any room. In this example, the homeowners chose the Traditional Sosua cement tile pattern that not only accentuates the formality of the dining room, it also maintains the warm Spanish feeling throughout their home. Their needs were met by combining two of our cement tile patterns. The brilliantly hued Sosua Cement Tile pattern was used for the field, or rug, pattern, while the vividness of our Traditional Malaga Cement Tile was used for the border. Simulating Spanish pavers, solid color cement tiles in a red bisque color were used throughout the...

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Old World Allure for a Patio With San Juan Cement Tile

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Old World Allure for a Patio With San Juan Cement Tile

Revamp your existing patio from plain concrete, grass or soil to creating a long-lasting vision of relaxation and well-being. In this design, a group of four traditional San Juan pattern tiles have created medallions that are separated by a row of solid color tiles on each side to create a layout reminiscent of Spanish Colonial designs. Our Traditional Cement Tiles are a classic collection of historical cement tile patterns available in the standard 8"x8" format. The San Juan cement tile installation pictured in this Design Idea takes its cue from adjacent terracotta-colored pavers and decorative accent tiles. Not only does...

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