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Tachy Mora added this to How Modern Geometric Designs are Reinventing Cement Tiles
‘In the US, our relationship with this type of flooring doesn’t go as far back as Europe’s does. I think the boom it’s enjoying now is all down to a greater appreciation for authentic, handmade products. You can’t compare the way a cement tile feels and looks with a factory-produced product, and it’s not easy to confuse the two either,’ Caitlin Dowe-Sandes of Popham Design says.
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mariawick added this to mariawick's ideas
Love the color and design of these cement tiles
rachelm1993 added this to Materials
Pretty handmade tile. I'd like to attempt.
Bvba Mya added this to veerleysebaert72's ideas
The bold look of cement tile is usually achieved by using four 8-by-8-inch tiles to create a 16-by-16-inch interlocking pattern, as shown in this photo. A variety of styles are available, including geometric, floral, Spanish, Moroccan, contemporary and single color. Custom colors and sizes are also possible, making this material a versatile, workable option that has the potential to create a one-of-a-kind feeling in a room.Cost. $6 to $22 per square foot for an 8-by-8-inch tile; $5 to $22 per square foot for an 8-by-9-inch hexagonal tile.Find a tile professional near you
