Design Inspiration Blog — Cement Tile

Architectural geometry meets organic modern in this warm, beautifully composed bathroom by Jodie Shapiro of JLS Home Design. The floor features Trace Latte Cement Tiles, a soft neutral pattern that brings structure, movement, and quiet visual interest to the space. 

This kitchen by Louann Bauer of Bauer Design in Petaluma, California brings together clarity, contrast, and personality in a way that feels both intentional and effortless. The backsplash features Ipanema Campos Cement Tile, a pattern that reads as graphic at first glance but softens as you take it in.

In this Denver kitchen, tile is used to bring color and pattern into the space in a focused way. Ipanema Terrazzo Cement Tiles in color Melada appear on both the backsplash and the facade of the island, creating a clear visual connection between two key surfaces.

Radiant floor heating has become increasingly popular in residential and hospitality design. Many architects, designers, and homeowners ask whether Cement Tiles can be installed over radiant heat systems. The answer is yes. When properly specified and installed, cement tiles perform very well with radiant heating.

Color, pattern, and personality come together in this vibrant bathroom designed by Champagne Taste Design. For the backsplash, Dianna selected Ipanema Terrazzo Tile, bringing warmth and movement to the space while complementing the clean lines of the fixtures and cabinetry.