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DAILY VIBE: Urban Stone Inspired by: • Industrial calm • Muted contrast • Clean geometry Designed to feel: Modern and grounded Pictured: Pacific Grey Terrazzo Save for later ✧ #cementtile #handmadetile #urbanmodern #tileinspiration #interiordesign

We're collecting candy for TRIBE Seminole Heights' 7th Annual Spooky Stroll! 🎃 Drop off donations at our Tampa showroom or scan the flyer to contribute. Oct. 24 | 6–9 PM Seminole Heights United Methodist Church Zellige Tile: Celestial 2x6

One tile, countless layouts. Rotate and rearrange our two-tone Diagonal cement tile to create entirely different geometric patterns. Cement Tile: Diagonal (Light Grey & Dark Blue) Project: @3cornerspizza

A checkerboard on a grand scale. Verde Canada and Mexican White cement tiles transform the courtyard at La Estancia in Phoenix, creating a striking contrast with the villa's white stucco walls. Cement Tile: Verde Canada & Mexican White Project: @laestanciaphx

Walnut, brass, white paneled walls and a graphic floor. Preston I cement tile brings contrast and structure to this beautifully detailed bathroom. Cement Tile: Preston I Project: @studiomcgee

A pattern worth carrying into the next room. Philadelphia Rouge cement tile connects this pantry/bar area with the adjoining powder bathroom, adding rich color and intricate detail alongside dark cabinetry and warm wood. Cement Tile: Philadelphia Rouge

A small room with no interest in playing it safe. Obsidian Matte Zellige creates a rich, textured backdrop for whimsical wallpaper, warm brass and a sculptural sink. Zellige Tile: Obsidian Matte Project: @cliffdalecottage Photo: @sarahbusseyphoto

Pattern in progress. Firework® Hexagon takes shape across this counter front in custom Aqua + White, with each tile connecting to create the larger design. Cement Tile: Firework® Hexagon Custom Colors: Aqua + White

Camryn II sets the foundation for this blue-and-white bathroom, connecting the patterned floor with the navy vanity and graphic mirror. Brass and natural textures warm it all up. Cement Tile: Camryn II Project: @parkandolive 📷: @milkywaypicnic

One pattern, two different roles. Vine covers the bathroom floor, then reappears as a narrow shower feature against neutral tile—a simple way to carry color and pattern through the space. Cement Tile: Vine

Distinctive forms. Natural beauty. The Arezzo Marble Mosaic Collection pairs natural stone with geometric forms that bring pattern, movement and the unique variation of marble to every installation.

Why stop at the backsplash? The Mallorca cement tile continues across the entire kitchen wall, creating a patterned backdrop for dark cabinetry, white countertops and warm terracotta floors. Cement Tile: Mallorca

Zellige beyond the square. Hexagons, rectangles, curves and geometric forms create completely different patterns—all with the color variation and character that make handmade Zellige unique.

Pattern, used with restraint. Leon I frames the window and carries across the backsplash, adding contrast and detail against the deep blue cabinetry. Cement Tile: Leon I 📷: @whitneywassonphoto Project: @dacgllc

A classic checkerboard with a completely different personality. Orchid + Pacific White cement tiles set the palette for this colorful kids’ bathroom, paired with purple beadboard, warm wood and an unexpected green toilet. Project: @thekeeperofhome

Zellige gets even more interesting when you mix colors. Two shades can create a bold checkerboard, while three or more can create something completely unexpected. Add in the natural variation of handmade zellige, and even the simplest layout feels totally custom.

Pattern doesn’t have to dominate a room to define it. Zuma II Hex adds subtle geometry to this open kitchen, balancing beautifully with the warm wood cabinetry, white surfaces and modern architecture. Cement Tile: Zuma II Hex Project: @canalphx

Proof that neutrals can still make a statement. Atlas I combines grey, light grey and white in an intricate geometric pattern, bringing depth and character to this kitchen backsplash without overwhelming the space. Cement Tile: Atlas I

An earthy take on a classic checkerboard. Verde Militar + Sandstone cement tiles bring muted green and warm neutral tones into this vacation home, connecting beautifully with its natural woods, textures and surrounding landscape. Project: @theframe.house