Design Inspiration Blog — Cement Tiles
Peach Fuzz Cement Tile Collection: Inspired by Pantone's 2024 Color of the Year
Marielle Leanda Cement Tiles Classic Design Color Trends Decorative Tile Interior Design
Step into sophistication with our Peach Fuzz-inspired Cement Tile Collection! Immerse yourself in timeless design with our radiant cement tiles, capturing the essence of the Pantone Color of the Year 2024. Above: Elements from our Peach Fuzz Cement Tile Collection You can elevate your space into a haven of refined beauty, surrounded by the soft, warm tones that epitomize this year's most sought-after shade. Above: Vicenza Rosata Cement Tiles at Molly's Mission Beach Let the enchanting allure of Peach Fuzz captivate your senses and uplift your interior aesthetic. Above: Sunray Shell Cement Tile Discover the ecectin patterns and solid colors in...
Ipanema Laranja Cement Tiles at Lady Nomada Kitchen
Mikayla Mindte Cement Tiles Color Decorative Tile Design Installations Interior Design Pattern Restaurant Designs Tesselle Tile
The Shag House: Where Midcentury Modern Meets Artistry - A Tesselle Collaboration
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks Cement Tile Cement Tiles Shag
Kitchen & Bath Business Features Shasta Winter Hexagonal Cement Tiles
Karin Jeske Cement Tiles Pattern Random Tile Patterns Shasta Winter
Thank you Kitchen and Bath Business, for featuring our Shasta Winter Hexagonal Cement Tiles in your publication and on your website!
Creating Random Tile Patterns on Floors or Walls
Karin Jeske Cement Tiles Design Pattern Random Tile Patterns
Our designer, Karin Jeske, shares some of her favorite random tile patterns from the exclusive Tesselle Cement Tile Collection. Author's note: this article is updated periodically as we add new random patterns to our collections. At Tesselle, we have a special interest in making cement tiles that can be laid out in random patterns that can create magical, non-repeating designs across your surface. Sometimes the purpose is to create an unexpected effect, other times this technique is used to mimic nature. This is accomplished by rotating the tiles randomly across the surface with respect to their orientation toward one another as...