Cement Tile Design Ideas — Kitchen

The quintessential elements of handmade cement tile were the perfect choice for this kitchen backsplash in Ottawa, Canada. The look, feel and ultimately, the nearly endless color and pattern choices, were exactly what the homeowners sought to add interest and a central focal point to this stylish. Our Cuban Heritage Design 150 1A handmade cement tile, is an original Cuban tile pattern combined with warm, earthy tones of Heritage Golden Rod, White, Gray, and Chocolate. These colors, from our Heritage Cement Tile Color Palette, bring forth a serene, yet exciting area for preparing food, entertaining guests, or to just relax....

Using a soothing green and clean, simple cement tile pattern in this kitchen provides a calm, organized space to cook, clean, and entertain with friends. The two-tone palette creates an unexpected design in the Mission Rings pattern. The tropical green color is the perfect choice for this kitchen located in Hawaii. The white in the tile really pops with the white of the cabinets, while the effect of wood tones reinforces the tropical, peaceful feel. The homeowner was able to create a very different effect with the Mission Ring pattern on their kitchen's backsplash by using the same color in...

Specializing in residential interior design, Triandos Creations strives to create an aesthetic and visual balance in your home. Their offices are in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Cement tile is a popular kitchen backsplash choice because they add rich colors and patterns to a location that demands attention! Designing with Cement Tile Designing with cement tile means taking a vision, idea or surrounding complementary area, and making it come to life. In this installation, the cement tile pattern is centered, and all cuts are near the edge of the room. Why? So that your eye naturally focuses on the main field pattern....

Cement tile with a splash of red on this black and white pattern provides a designer's kitchen with color and a cohesive theme. Homeowner and designer Suzanne Hassler told us that when she was designing the new mantle for her family room, she couldn't find a brick with the same proportions as the original Roman brick found in her front parlor, but she did find a mottled slate with a similar look. "I had my tile guy cut it in 1-3/4"-thick pieces. The design turned out so well I knew I would use the slate for part of the backsplash,...

Mark and Erin C. from central New York were researching options for their upcoming kitchen remodel. They hadn't found a tile for the range backsplash. To work with the existing brick, they desired a tile that was hardy yet radiated a handmade look. They also knew the tile needed a sophisticated look to integrate with their newly installed granite counter tops, floor, cabinets and pulls. One evening, while leafing through Traditional Home, a design magazine, Erin exclaimed, "I want this!" The magazine's featured home article referenced the designers and manufacturers; but, it didn't help. They discovered the cement tiles they...