Avente Tile Blog — Cement Floor Tiles

Black and white.  It's a classic color combination that can still take your breath away when you see a kitchen backsplash or dining room floor that features tile with patterns in this dramatic, two-tone colorway.  While I embrace color and think cement and encaustic tiles excel in presenting colorful motifs, black and white (and sometimes gray) tiles can capture that gorgeous, handmade old world look that is both sophisticated and simple.  If you are a fan of the high contrast black and white style, here's inspirational eye candy to enjoy.  Most of the installations use cement tile; but, a few also show what glazed ceramic...

Recently, an Avente customer completed their master bathroom remodel using cement floor tiles. With a love for color and a desire to create something with a Bohemian, eclectic flair, they knew cement tile would play a great role in their design plans. Take a look at how they used cement tile to create a bathroom with an exotic flair.     The use of traditional cement floor tiles, tile rugs, full pattern flooring and contemporary mosaic wall tile, is indicative of how well cement tile can adapt and work with just about any style, theme or decor. Melilla Cement Tile...

Cement floor tiles provide unparalleled visual appeal. As a unique and personal flooring choice, the variety of colors and patterns of cement tiles can provide your kitchen, powder room, entry or dining room floor with a look that not only speaks to you, but is also a reflection of your decorative taste. We're excited to show you new cement tile floor patterns and borders with colors our customers chose. As you'll soon see below, these tiles are designed to work effortlessly together.   Cement floor tiles are often inset into stone or cut, poured concrete. It's a great way to...