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Design Inspiration Blog — Pattern

Ipanema Laranja Cement Tiles at Lady Nomada Kitchen

• Mikayla Mindte • Cement Tiles • Color • Decorative Tile • Design • Installations • Interior Design • Pattern • Restaurant Designs • Tesselle • Tile

A beautiful installation of Tesselle's Ipanema Laranja Cement Tiles at Lady Normada, a baja-inspired restaurant in Denver, Colorado.

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Kitchen and Bath Design News Features Tesselle Facets Cement Tiles

• Karin Jeske • Pattern • Random Tile Patterns • Tile

We are thrilled that Kitchen and Bath Design News featured Tesselle's Facets Cement Tiles in their September 2017 issue!

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A Star of David Pattern Using Triaxial Cement Tiles

• Karin Jeske • In-Stock Cement Tiles • Pattern • Star of David Tile Pattern • Triaxial Cement Tiles

We created a beautiful Star of David Design using a combination of Trixial Cement Tiles, and solid color hexagons. Triaxial is available in-stock in 2 color color combinations, and can be customized with any colors in our palette with a minimum order of 100 square feet. The above layout covers a 28" x 38" surface.

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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!  

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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...

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