Design Inspiration Blog — Cement Tiles
The Shag House: Where Midcentury Modern Meets Artistry - A Tesselle Collaboration
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks Cement Tile Cement Tiles Shag
Join us in celebrating a masterpiece of design and creativity at the Shag House! Tesselle is proud to be a sponsor, providing our Orb Breeze Blocks and the Tapa Cement Tile Collection, crafted by none other than the iconic artist Shag (Josh Agle). Follow on Instagram @theshaghouse. Scroll down to find information on how to buy tickets (while they last). Photos by Andrew Cabral and Karin Jeske. Choose from the following Shag House Events:Tour Tickets 2/16 through 2/25 ($40) First Look 2/16 from 4-6 ($200) Big Reveal 2/16 from 8-10 pm ($150) Tesselle products are sprinkled throughout the property, adding a touch of magic:...
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...
Make a Color Commitment to Grey!
Karin Jeske Cement Tile Cement Tiles Classic Design Color Trends Design Gray Grey Interior Design
I have been a member of Color Marketing Group (CMG), a color forecasting organization, since 1990, and have closely watched colors trends for interiors evolve over the years. When I joined CMG, the "Ralph Lauren" color palette that featured hunter green, burgundy and gold was being replaced by the "Southwest" color palette that featured coral, seafoam green and dusty blue. In the mid-90s, the "Pottery Barn" palette that embraced muted shades of red, olive green, gold and beige became dominant, and proved to have a lot of staying power. Since then, shifts in color have evolved slowly, with blues, turquoises and yellows entering the palette over...