Cement Tile Design Ideas — Flooring

his French Bistro reinforces the design theme with a cement tile floor in a classic black and white geometric pattern. With so many choices and the ability to customize patterns and colors, it's no surprise that designers and architects look to cement tile to provide eye-catching designs for custom, commercial restaurant design. Furthermore, the strength and durability ensures any look will last for years to come. Classic black and white cement tiles create an welcoming environment for this restaurant's patio and establish a classic French feel. The tiles are also used inside the bistro's dinning room. See this an more...

Plain cement tile in Heritage Blue are paired with a bold pattern using Sugar Cookie, Stormy Blue, Dark Sea Green, and Jet Black to create a splash in this Park City, Utah bathroom.

LA designer Robert Weimer sought out Avente Tile to create a custom floor for this restuarant in Los Angeles, CA. Expanding on an original picket design found in the original Cathedral of St. Vibiana, he developed the theme working with concrete, a dark charcoal color and large scale to match the digs new purpose as a restuarant. Robert noted that, "There is a tile pattern in the building that is original so I decided to use that but to really increase it to a much larger scale."

Choosing their own color palette and working with our classic Bayahibe pattern, this Oakland, California customer really added some pizazz to this room. After purchasing a Heritage Color Chip set, the customer was able to finalize the blue, brown and neutral colors that worked best for them. Working with high contrast colors on a neutral background, a visually bold look is maintained that gets your attention. The rug takes up most of the living space in this room. The colors in the pattern are Sandy Brown, Bayou Waters, Royal Blue, Terra Cotta, and Amber White. Amber White, a warm white,...