With only the addition of a small backsplash of Salamanca cement tiles over the store, this kitchen, designed by Michael Canty is transformed. The color scheme - white, grey, black and turquoise - really makes the area sing.
Designer: Michael Canty | Photographer: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
The addition of a backsplash composed of Granada Tile company’s Cluny cement tile in swirls of black and white pairs with wooden beams to bring warmth to this traditional.
J Kurtz Design created a truly stunning bathroom experience complete with Granada Tile's Toscano pattern on the floors in a custom colorway.
Designer: J. Kurtz Design | Photographer: Andrea Rugg
Adrianna Lopez let her imagination run wild to create a tropical bathroom paradise with Granada Tile company's Fez cement tile in blue and white.
Designer: Adrianna Lopez | Photographer: Marcia Prentice
Designed by Studio Matsalla, a fireplace is given a modern slant with a facing of Granada Tile company’s Serengeti cement tiles in black and cream.
Designer: Studio Matsalla | Photographer: Design Milk
Granada Tile company's Alhambra pattern in blue and white has a crisp, geometric elegance. Stand a few feet back and the effect is pure lace. Designer/builder Hope Alexander developed this colorway using Granada Tile company's Echo Collection customizable catalog.
Designer: Hope Alexander | Photographer: Elizabeth Daniels Photography
Clean and modern cement tile installation of the Alhambra cement tile design hand made by Granada Tile company.
Designer: Hope Alexander | Photographer: Elizabeth Daniels Photography
A feast for the eyes and the taste buds! Delicious pastry at the Juniper Table cafe in Palm Springs with Granada Tile's Stockholm patterned cement tile (designed by Erin Adams).
Designer: Chris Pardo Design: Elemental Architecture
With a nod to this home’s Spanish Revival roots, a mix of cement tile patterns brings visual interest and a note of whimsy to the risers on a flight of stairs. Chosen from Granada Tile Company’s Echo Collections, the tile patterns, including Bordeaux, Beaune, Astorga, Cluny, Fez, and Santa Fe, find harmony through their tightly controlled palette of black and white and grey.
Designer: Michael Canty | Photographer: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Using a variety of Granada Tile company’s cement tile designs in black and white, Michael Canty created an arresting focal point from a simple flight of stairs.
Designer: Michael Canty | Photographer: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Located in the tony Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, this elegant bathroom designed by Deirdre Doherty Interior Design and featuring Granada Tile Company's Cluny cement tile appeared as House Beautiful’s Bathroom of the Month.
Designer: Deirdre Doherty Interior Design | Photographer: Ryan Phillips
The elegance of a four star hotel-style bathroom designed by Deirdre Doherty Interior Design, which appeared in House Beautiful’s Bathroom of the Month, is underlined by the addition of Granada Tile Company’s Cluny cement tile in slate and white.
Designer: Deirdre Doherty Interior Design | Photographer: Ryan Phillips
Featured in Real Simple magazine, a small balcony gets a pop of life and color with floor of Granada Tile company’s Fez cement tile in blue and white.
Designer: HomePolish
Exuberant colors and textures, including a contribution from Granada Tile company's St. Tropez cement tile design, enliven a bathroom by Ken Koonce. Special thanks to designer/builder/photographer Ken Koonce for the use of the photograph.
Photographer: Ken Koonce
Emily Kane-Miller created a beautiful and clever back yard fire pit. She covered a concrete cylinder in Granada Tile's Minis in the shape of a fish scale in the color aqua. While often used with water, she paired it with fire for maximum dramatic impact. (The red chairs heighten the drama too.)
Designer: Emily Kane-Miller
This assertively Modern bathroom by Bestor Architecture is striking and beautiful with its strong black and white diagonal floor (Granada Tile's Santander cement tile pattern) and it's playful wall behind the sink with multiple combinations of color in the Maldon tile.
Designer: Bestor Architecture | Photographer: Laure Joliet
Our clients installed our Barcelona tile design, a lively cement tile pattern, in a combination of mustard, green and coral. It sets just the right tone for the historic space, originally designed by architect Carl Lindbom in San Clemente, California.
Photographer: Granada Tile company
Arcadia Studio in Santa Barbara, California designed this tasteful and welcoming seating area with fire pit using Granada Tile's geometric Burgos design.
Designer: Arcadia Studio
Bestor Architecture has set a new standard for modern design with this sleek, yet cheerful bathroom, featuring two of Granada Tile's sensational cement tiles: Santander stripes on the floor and Maldon playful triangles on the wall of the shower.
Designer: Bestor Architecture | Photographer: Laure Joliet
At Otium Restaurant, the restaurant adjacent to The Broad Museum in downtown Los Angeles, Tamara Kaye-Honey of House of Honey designed a floor that mixes Granada Tile company’s black, white, silver and grey hexagon-shaped cement tiles with wood, echoing the diversity and complexity of the city outside its doors.
Designer: House of Honey | Photographer: Melissa Valladares
At Otium Restaurant, the restaurant adjacent to The Broad Museum in downtown Los Angeles, Tamara Kaye-Honey of House of Honey designed a floor that mixes Granada Tile company’s black, white, silver and grey hexagon-shaped cement tiles with wood, echoing the diversity and complexity of the city outside its doors.
Designer: House of Honey | Photographer: Melissa Valladares
Karen Vidal, of Los Angeles–based Design Vidal, chose Granada Tile company's Cluny cement tile design for the flooring in a period-perfect bathroom.
Designer: Design Vidal | Photographer: Design Vidal
Tile walls make for drama and durability in bathrooms. Edward Solis chose Granada Tile company's Fez design in a bold black-and-white combination. It's a great counterpoint to the pale blue of the other walls and lends an Art Deco feel to the cement tile installation.
Designer: Edward Solis
In order to maintain the historical integrity of this space, long-time Granada Tile company clients Karen and Guy Vidal chose Bucharest cement tile for the bathroom floor of this vintage home.
Designer: Design Vidal | Photographer: Design Vidal
This kitchen sports a top-notch design by VonFitz Design. The Granada Tile-made Buniel cement tiles absolutely makes the look.
Designer: Maria von Hartz and Annie Fitzgerald of Von Fitz Design | Photographer: Bethany Nauert
Design Vidal, a longtime Granada Tile company client, opted for the exotic motif that Fez 928 A cement tile blue and white design gives to this kitchen backsplash.
Designer: Design Vidal | Photographer: Susanne Hayek Photography
Patchwork tile installations have to be one of our favorite cement tile installations, and we love the one at Go Greek in Beverly Hills, designed by ModMan. In a range of blues, the concrete tile installation by Granada Tile company is a treat for the eye—just as the yogurt is for the taste buds.
Designer: ModMan | Photographer: ModMan
The homeowners picked custom colors to create a vibrant and organic cement tile carpet in their study. The decorative tile is Granada Tile’s Venezia 901 pattern.
Photographer: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
The sensational carpet created by these cement tiles from Granada Tile company gives a whole new meaning to a room with a view. If you are lucky enough to know the owners of the Pasadena Showcase House, you might get a chance to see it. This beautiful outdoor environment was created by Sacred Space Garden Design.
Designer: Sacred Space Garden Design
Chantilly cement tiles with the custom colors manage to be subtle and bold simultaneously. The bathroom was designed by Mission Tile West with tiles made by Granada Tile company. Photograph by Brian Sanderson.
Designer: Mission Tile West | Photographer: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Architect Barbara Bestor did a stunning cement floor tile installation using our Fez cement tile design. Its bold colors are picked up in the vanity. Photo courtesy of Bestor Architecture.
Designer: Bestor Architecture | Photographer: Bestor Architecture
Granada Tile company’s white Andalucia Arabesque cement tile adds a subtle movement in a classic clean white bathroom.
Designer: Granada Tile Company | Photographer: Granada Tile company
Using Granada Tile's Tunis design, Ariel Fox Design created this striking commercial kitchen in The Current in Long Beach.
Designer: Ariel Fox Design | Photographer: Manolo Langis
Designer Kathryn Miller excels in creating a classy bathroom complete with Minis Collection cement tiles in a star and cross format on the floor.
Designer: Kathryn Miller Interiors & Design
The simple graphic look of the Granada Tile company’s Fez 928 A cement tile blue and white design is at once modern and exotic, working well on this studio office kitchen backsplash and floor. Designed by Shubin + Donaldson Architects.
Designer: Shubin + Donaldson Architects | Photographer: Tom Bonner Photography
Stylish bathroom by Ken Koonce gets a soothing, earthtones cement tile floor in Granada Tile company's Cluny design. Special thanks to designer/builder/photographer Ken Koonce for the use of the photograph.
Photographer: Ken Koonce
Floral cement tile design of St. Tropez adds pattern to a serene bathroom by Design Vidal.
Designer: Design Vidal | Photographer: Design Vidal
The team at Design Vidal picked Granada Tile company’s Serengeti 913 A concrete tile pattern to add vitality to this kitchen area.
Designer: Design Vidal | Photographer: Design Vidal
Granada Tile company's Copenhagen design cement encaustic tile, in our in-stock colors of yellow, white, pine and terracotta, glow with the lush colors of a Provencal summer, adding to the beauty of the Terrine Restaurant’s outdoor dining space.
Photographer: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
New York design firm Tihany Design chose Granada Tile company's Copenhagen design in a custom colorway to add a lively and elegant French flair to Bouchon Bistro Restaurant Bar in Beverly Hills.
Designer: Tihany Design | Photographer: Art Gray
Granada Tile company’s bold blue Corsica cement tiles echo the vivid color of the nearby ocean in the shower stall of a Venice Beach, California home renovated by Mox Construction.
Designer: Mox Construction
These Cannes and Monaco cement tiles were designed by MARKZEFF and handmade by Granada Tile company for Delphine Restaurant at the W Hotel in Hollywood. The two designs complement each other perfectly but are different enough, to give the tile installation a smart, rhythmic quality. Against the warm shades of the space, the teal blue offers a great splash of color.
Designer: MARKZEFF | Photographer: Scott Snider
In this spacious open plan Los Angeles kitchen, designed by Commune, which first appeared in Elle Decor, a custom-colored kitchen tile floor of Granada Tile company’s expanded Sofia cement tiles anchors the bright blue cabinetry of this exuberant contemporary kitchen.
Designer: Commune | Photographer: Richard Powers
The juxtaposition of cacti and Granada Tile's Fez patterned cement tiles in blue and white is some how, well, cute.
MARKZEFF, the renowned New York design firm, designed the Mercato di Vetro restaurant and the custom tiles, made by Granada Tile company.
Designer: MARKZEFF
Bestia Restaurant chose Granada Tile company's La Rochelle design cement and concrete tile for a touch of warmth and color.
Designer: Osvaldo Maiozzi | Photographer: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Designer Emily Henderson creates a glorious patio with Granada Tile's Buniel Cement Tile in midnight and hawk.
Designer: Emily Henderson Design | Photographer: Tessa Neustadt
As we all know, Designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard is a phenomenon of exuberant, Moroccan-inspired good taste. Granada Tile has had the honor to be selected for a number of his projects, including this one. Our geometric, Fez design is one of his favorites.
Designer: Martyn Lawrence Bullard Design
Designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard is a genius at all things exuberant and joyful and this other part of his backyard is no exception.
Designer: Martyn Lawrence Bullard Design
Designer Erin Adams' playful chic cement tile - Stockholm design by Granada Tile - plays a leading role in the striking Juniper Table Cafe at the Kimpton Rowan Hotel in Palm Springs.
Photographer: Tracie Yang
Dripp Coffee used Granada Tile's Toscano patterned cement tiles in shades of blue to create a bouyant, happy mood.
The Fullerton Dripp Coffee location is a big bright cheerful place to have a superb cup of coffee and other delicious treats. One of the treats for the eyes is the expanse of Granada Tile encaustic cement tiles in the Toscano pattern extending throughout the cafe.
Granada Tile company’s Minis Collection Star and Cross cement tiles in grey and white provide an elegant backdrop to this kitchen backsplash.
Designer: Granada Tile Company | Photographer: Granada Tile company
This stunning bathroom weaves together three different colors (white, grey and silver) of Granada Tile's Long Hex design.
Designer: Granada Tile Company | Photographer: Granada Tile company
Granada Tile company's Cluny 888 C black and white encaustic tile takes the stage in this vibrant dining room floor designed by Adrianna Lopez.
Designer: Adrianna Lopez
Granada Tile company’s Venezia 901 cement tile pattern was custom colored by the Ibrahim family. This decorative encaustic tile carpet takes center stage in their new office.
Turning to their summer home in Greece for inspiration, a young Southern California couple chose Granada Tile company’s Estrella cement tiles in sunny shades of sky, yellow, white and blue for their bathroom floor tile.
Granada Tile company’s Europa 874 tile design defines the bustling service counter at Malibu Fish Grill in West Hollywood, California.
Photographer: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Ariel Fox chose cement tiles from Granada Tile company for the pool area at Rubix, a luxury apartment building in Hollywood. Here, Fez geometric cement tile in black and white accents the front of the bar area near the barbecues.
At the Hard Rock Hotel in Palm Springs, the Sessions Bar, the pool-adjacent restaurant and bar, gets a jolt of color from our Fez 928 A cement tile design by Granada Tile company.
Photographer: Mr. Important Design
Granada Tile's modern cement tiles mix geometric forms and vibrant colors that rise from floor to bar front in the Rappahannock Oyster Bar in downtown Los Angeles.
Designer: Studio UNLTD | Photographer: Wonho Frank Lee
Echoing the pattern of the ceiling, designer Tamara Kaye Honey of House of Honey confined Granada Tile Company’s Cluny cement tile in black and white within a black grid, bringing elegant formality to the breakfast room of an Altadena home.
Designer: House of Honey
To celebrate the launch of her new website, Mane Addicts, celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin tapped Consort Design to transform her rooftop deck. Building on a foundation of Granada Tile Company’s cement tiles, the patio is now an urban oasis.
Designer: Consort Design | Photographer: Phil Sanchez
Granada Tile company's Fez design in blue and white creates a buzz at the modern Biscuit Filmworks headquarters.
Designer: Shubin + Donaldson Architects | Photographer: Tom Bonner Photography
Steve Jones, owner of Better Shelter, chose Granada Tile Company’s Sofia cement tile for the entryway floor tile of his Los Angeles home. The house was photographed by Marcia Prentice for her book, “How We Live”.
Photographer: Marcia Prentice
To make an outdoor deck pop, Jill Burnham added a floor of Granada Tile Company’s Serengeti cement tile.
Designer Carolina Wicker works the bold colors in Granada Tile's Copenhagen design cement tiles at DAMA, a plush tropical restaurant and bar in the heart of Los Angeles' Fashion District.
Designer: Carolina Wicker | Photographer: Wonho Frank Lee
Granada Tile's cement tile in Fez blue and white pattern at Intelligentsia Coffeebar in Silver Lake (Los Angeles). Fabulous design by Bestor Architecture. The tiles add a lively, bold, graphic effect to a tall, open space.
Designer: Bestor Architecture
Granada Tiles Luxor cement tiles are the very first thing to catch your eye when you enter the Waterford Residence in Long Beach. Gentle and suggestive in aqua and white, they speak to elegance and a lifestyle near the ocean.
Designer: Better Shelter
Featured in Dwell Magazine, this light and airy kitchen has a floor covered in glorious Serengeti cement tile by Granada Tile.
Photographer: Grey Crawford
Design Vidal Collective used Granada Tile's Sofia patterned cement tiles for the backsplash of this happy kitchen.
Designer: Design Vidal | Photographer: Design Vidal
Hokkaido cement tiles in shades of blue from Granada Tile Company's Echo Collection, brighten the fireplace of a ranch house in Encino designed by VonFitz Design. The architect on the project was Jeff Troyer.
Designer: Maria von Hartz and Annie Fitzgerald of Von Fitz Design | Photographer: Lee Manning
Granada Tile company's cement tile in Fez 928 A geometric blue and white pattern makes a bold statement at this private residence is in the hills of West Hollywood.
Photographer: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Granada Tile's cement tile in Fez blue and white pattern at Intelligentsia Coffeebar in Silver Lake (Los Angeles). Fabulous design by Bestor Architecture. The tiles add a lively, bold, graphic effect to a tall, open space.
Designer: Bestor Architecture
Joyful and vibrant, this kitchen wall sports Granada Tile company’s Minis Collection Kite tile in blue and white. Enjoy a sense of a carefree summer every day of the year!
Designer: Granada Tile Company | Photographer: Granada Tile company
Justina Blakeney, owner/designer of Jungalow, chose Granada Tile to make a custom Egret cement tile hexagon for her Casita project. The tile literally soars through the room, creating an invigorating feeling of flight and serenity.
Designer: Justina Blakeney, Jungalow
In collaboration with Granada Tile, Justina Blakeney of Jungalow fame has designed a custom Egret hexagonal cement tile. Paired with Granada Tile's midnight hexagon, the effect is stunning.
Designer: Justina Blakeney, Jungalow
Kellie Eserts Interiors created a charming, light-filled bathroom with black and white Parla patterned cement tiles by Granada Tile.
Designer: Kellie Eserts Design
Popular karaoke bar Breakroom 86 located in the bottom of The Line Hotel in Los Angeles’ Koreatown neighborhood, uses Granada Tile Company’s Serengeti cement tile laid out in a pattern of regular squares.
Designer: Houston Hospitality
This kitchen backsplash is enlivened by subtle shades of grey in Granada Tile company’s Andalucia Arabesque tile.
Designer: Granada Tile Company | Photographer: Granada Tile company
Michael Canty tiled this bathroom with exuberance in Granada Tile company’s Mimbres cement tiles, using this intricate pattern as both bathroom floor tile and wall tile.
Designer: Michael Canty | Photographer: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Designer Kathryn Miller matched Granada Tile's Minis Star and Cross pattern in white and grey with marble tile and bathtub to create a very classy bathroom.
Designer: Kathryn Miller Interiors & Design
Textile designer Alexandra Becket and her husband, Greg Steinberg, launched ModOp Design, a home renovation company after renovating their own home. The master bath sported a vibrant floor of Granada Tile company's Sofia cement tile.
Alhambra tiles in blues and greens are jewel-like in Mox Construction's gorgeous shower.
Designer: Mox Construction
The rich, multicolored Alhambra cement tile gives this shower a quality of bathing among jewels.
Choosing our Normandy cement tile design in a custom color combination creates a chic bathroom with a one-of-a-kind feel.
Photographer: Lauren Gibbs
When designer extraordinaire Nate Berkus contacted for patio tile, we will thrilled. He chose simple simple--but perfect--square tiles from our Echo Collection in coffee and white. The resulting patio sings. Here is a photo from Architectural Digest.
Designer: Nate Berkus
Take a tip from the pros: covering the face of your island with eye-catching handmade cement tiles is guaranteed to garner a second look. So here is ModOp Design's brilliant use of Granada Tile's Madesimo cement tile pattern.
Designer: Better Shelter | Photographer: Alex Zarour, Virtually Here Studios
Even canine companions love Granada Tile company. At the Dog Ranch Bed & Biscuit, Fariba Kashef, of Archarium, used Granada Tile company’s Castelo design for the company's office floor tiles. To see more about the Dog Ranch and our cement tile there, be sure to read about it at www.granadatile.com/blog/2012/07/03/breaking-news-the-dog-ranch-bed-biscuit/
Designer: Archarium | Photographer: Archarium
At the Juniper Table cafe in the Rowan Kimpton Hotel Palm Springs, you will find playful cement tiles and yummy food. The former were made by Granada Tile with a design by Erin Adams.
Photographer: Will Taylor, Bright Bazaar
By simply changing up your colors, you can totally transform the look of our cement tiles. Here, a bathroom tile installation by Ken Koonce gets a jolt of high-contrast with our Cluny cement tile design in black and white. Special thanks to designer/builder/photographer Ken Koonce for the use of the photograph.
Photographer: Ken Koonce
The Beachwood Café has a bright, cheerful decor, enhanced by Granada Tile company's Khufu 931 (pyramid-shaped) design tiles in blue and mustard. The Café's design is by Bestor Architects who also did the Intelligentsia Coffee and Tea in Silverlake with Granada Tile company's Fez 928 A iconic design. Photo from the L.A. Weekly, taken by Jessica Ritz.
Designer: Bestor Architecture | Photographer: Jessica Ritz
Rappahannock Oyster Bar in downtown Los Angeles does a playful dance with Granada Tile's modern cement tiles, mixing geometric forms and vibrant colors that rise from floor to bar front.
Designer: Studio UNLTD | Photographer: Wonho Frank Lee
Richard Takata chose Granada Tile's Estrella designed cement tile for his kitchen, and from the looks of it, his cat approves.
Designer: Richard Takata
For the bar backsplash tiles, the owners chose our graphic Serengeti tile design handmade by Granada Tile company for the space. The angular lines of the cement tile patterns transmit an energy in the space.
Designer: Bar Napkin Productions
Designer Laurel Broughton of WELCOME PROJECTS renovated a 1920's Echo Park duplex into a single family home and studio. She used 4" x 4" cement tiles in Pine and Sage from Granada Tile to create and organic, rich green bathroom.
Designer: Laurel Brochton, WELCOME PROJECTS | Photographer: Laure Joliet
This exuberant carpet of dreams rolls out into the more neutral surrounding space to create a fabulous focal point. All of the decorative cement tiles were produced by Granada Tile company.
Ken Koonce chose our Cluny cement tile design in a crisp slate-and-white color combination for an expansive bathroom. Special thanks to designer/builder/photographer Ken Koonce for the use of the photograph.
Photographer: Ken Koonce
This long graceful bathroom is complimented by Granada Tile's Weave design, with cream and aqua tiles melding together.
Designer: Granada Tile Company | Photographer: Granada Tile company
This new kitchen is stunning with Granada Tile's Badajoz-patterned cement tiles designed by Stacey Sell and Steve Price.
Designer: Stacey Sell & Steve Price
Granada Tile company’s Andalucia Arabesque tile provides an organic wall of grey to this bathroom.
Designer: Granada Tile Company | Photographer: Granada Tile company
Jette Creative in San Clemente created an open, elegant kitchen and crowned it with Granada Tile's Cluny cement tiles.
Designer: Jette Creative | Photographer: Amy Bartlam
VonFitz Design hit another home run with this breakfast bar in a classy, modern kitchen. Take a seat and enjoy the sea of black and white Buniel cement tiles made by Granada Tile.
Designer: Maria von Hartz and Annie Fitzgerald of Von Fitz Design | Photographer: Bethany Nauert
Restauranteur and designer Arsalun Tafazoli converted the roof of a historic building in San Diego into a popular lounge, covering the bar at its centerpiece in Granada Tile Company’s blue and white Fez cement tiles.
Designer: Arsalun Tafazoli
Marea, a fashion boutique at the Terranea Resort near Los Angeles, California, features a tile installation of Granada Tile's Cluny concrete tile design.
Photographer: Granada Tile company
Designed by Adrianna Lopez, this spectacular tropical bathroom had garnered admirers and followers all over the world. The star ingredient is Granada Tile's Fez patterned cement tile.
Designer: Adrianna Lopez | Photographer: Marcia Prentice
Take a cue from Designer Corie Koss and use Granada Tile's Kourion cement tile in your kitchen.
Designer: Corie Koss | Photographer: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Designer Stefani Stein produced an unforgettable nook for hats, keys and sundry with Granada Tile's Minis Collection star and cross pattern.
Designer: Designer Stefani Stein | Photographer: Tessa Neustadt
Richard Takata chose Granada Tile's Estrella designed cement tile for his kitchen, and from the looks of it, his cat approves.
Granada Tile's custom-colored Toscano tile puts you in the mood for Steak & Whisky at this Hermosa Beach favorite haunt.
Photographer: Wonho Frank Lee
Who wouldn't love to have an elegant little sitting area to rest, chat, study a recipe or stare out the window? VonFitz Design have created just the thing, complete with very stylish furnishing and cement tile (Buniel by Granada Tile).
Designer: Maria von Hartz and Annie Fitzgerald of Von Fitz Design | Photographer: Bethany Nauert
This charming backyard garden was designed by Snowbird Landscape Design for a home in Atwater Village, Los Angeles. It was installed by Marlon Minchez Construction.
Designer: Snowbird Landscape Design
In Little Rock, Ashley Knickrehm has created an elegant, bucolic deck with Granada Tile's encaustic cement tile La Rochelle.
Architect Barbara Bestor is a master of intense, vibrant color. In this blue bathroom, she works her magic with a little help from blue and white Serengeti cement tiles by Granada Tile.
Designer: Bestor Architecture | Photographer: Laure Joliet
This cappuccino at Dripp Coffee has one love and it's the tile it's sitting on: Granada Tile's Alhambra patterned cement tile in blue and white.
Designer Emily Henderson creates a glorious patio with Granada Tile's Buniel Cement Tile in midnight and hawk.
Designer: Emily Henderson Design | Photographer: Tessa Neustadt
Designer Emily Henderson creates a glorious patio with Granada Tile's Buniel Cement Tile in midnight and hawk.
Designer: Emily Henderson Design | Photographer: Tessa Neustadt
Next time you go to Dripp Coffee - and you will want to - be sure to look down to check out the Toscano patterned cement tile floors by Granada Tile.
In the lobby at the Casa Laguna Hotel & Spa, designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard, Granada Tile Company’s Estrella cement tiles in shades of blue and yellow are a bright and cheery welcome to guests.
Designer: Martyn Lawrence Bullard Design | Photographer: Tim Street-Porter
This bathroom by Bestor Architecture has an almost nautical feel with the stripes and the round window to the bathroom. To create those striking stripes, Bestor Architecture brought in Granada Tile's Santander cement tile in white and black.
Designer: Bestor Architecture | Photographer: Laure Joliet
Granada Tile's Burgos patterned cement tiles in midnight, white and grey create a peaceful and playfully undulating patio.
For this delightful, sunny bathroom, Bestor Architecture used Granada Tile's Vegas cement tile pattern in mustard and white.
Designer: Bestor Architecture | Photographer: Laure Joliet
Architect Barbara Bestor knows how to create a mood and this one is pure delight. To achieve this sunny, optimistic bathroom, Bestor used Granada Tile's Vegas cement tile design in mustard and white.
Designer: Bestor Architecture | Photographer: Laure Joliet
A lucky person is holding a coffee topped with ice cream and staring down at a carpet of Granada Tile's Toscano patterned cement tile in Dripp Coffee.
The dining room at Casa Laguna Hotel & Spa, designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard, showcases Granada Tile Company's Alhambra cement tiles in blue and white.
Designer: Martyn Lawrence Bullard Design | Photographer: Tim Street-Porter
Granada Tile Company's Alhambra cement tiles in blue and white in an elegant sitting room at Casa Laguna Hotel & Spa, designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard.
Designer: Martyn Lawrence Bullard Design | Photographer: Tim Street-Porter
A curvy, two-level bathroom floor at Casa Laguna Hotel & Spa, designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard, showcases Granada Tile Company's Alhambra cement tiles in blue and white.
Designer: Martyn Lawrence Bullard Design | Photographer: Tim Street-Porter
Granada Tile’s St. Tropez 883 cement tile livens up the lobby at Terranea Resort and Spa. This decorative tile pattern bring a touch of the south of France to this lobby.
Designer: BAMO | Photographer: Christopher Dow Photography
Granada Tile’s St. Tropez883 cement tile is well suited for indoors and outdoors, and here compliments the spectacular view from this outside deck at Terranea Resort and Spa.
Designer: BAMO | Photographer: Christopher Dow Photography
Granada Tile company's Serengeti 913 A design cement tile floor dances with the bright Moroccan colors of the furnishings and lighting fixtures. See it live at the Terranea Grill, Terranea Resort and Spa.
Designer: BAMO | Photographer: Christopher Dow Photography
Granada Tile company's Serengeti cement tile design in black and cream can hold its own in a refined elegant setting like the Catalina Kitchen at the Terranea Resort and Spa.
Designer: BAMO | Photographer: Christopher Dow Photography
The classic Granada Tile’s La Rochelle 911 encaustic cement tile is perfectly suited with the Mediterranean architecture of the Terranea Resort and Spa entrance.
Designer: BAMO | Photographer: Christopher Dow Photography
A combination of warm and cool colors punctuate the classic tile design La Rochelle-911A hand made by Granada Tile for Terranea Resort and Spa.
Designer: BAMO | Photographer: Christopher Dow Photography
Granada Tile’s custom Cluny 688 cement tile evokes the warming function of the fireplace it surrounds. The decorative tiles St. Tropez-883A on the floor of this ocean view deck were also handmade for Terranea Resort and Spa project.
Designer: BAMO | Photographer: Christopher Dow Photography
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