Azulejos para Pisos
Diseño interior de baño moderno con pisos y azulejos de cemento Toscano de Granada Tile.
J Kurtz Design hizo una reforma moderna de baño con el patrón de baldosa hidráulica Toscano de Granada Tile. El piso de cemento fué personalizado en colores vibrantes que hacen del cuarto de baño, un espacio reluciente.
Diseñador: J. Kurtz Design
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Fotógrafo: Andrea Rugg
Decoración de baño moderno estilo tropical.
Adrianna Lopez dejó volar su imaginación para crear un paraíso de baño tropical con el azulejo de cemento Fez de Granada Tile Company en azul y blanco.
Diseñador: Adrianna Lopez
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Fotógrafo: Marcia Prentice
Un piso de baldosas hidráulicas de cemento Normandy de Granada Cement Tile dan la bienvenida a los visitantes de una casa.
El diseño interior de esta casa creado por Laura Umansky, ha enamorado a muchos. El piso de baldosas de cemento Normandy de Granada Tile alegran la bienvenida de los visitantes.
Diseñador: Laura Umansky Interior Design
A Match Made in Heaven - Fine Pastry and Granada Tile
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).
Diseñador: Chris Pardo Design: Elemental Architecture
Patchwork de baldosas hidráulicas de cemento en blanco y negro de Granada Tile realzan la decoración de una escalera.
Decoración de una escalera con estilo colonial-español, la mezcla de distintos patrones de baldosas hidráulicas de cemento traen interés visual y una elegancia inigualable. Todos los diseños mosaicos de cemento instalados en esta escalinata, incluye los azulejos decorados a mano: Bordeaux, Beaune, Astorga, Cluny, Fez, y Santa Fe, todos ellos parte de nuestra Colección Colonial Echo de pisos y losetas de cemento.
Diseñador: Michael Canty
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Fotógrafo: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Decoracion de cocina estilo colonial con un patchwork de baldosas hidráulicas Granada Tile.
Una casa de Guatemala, luce una decoración de cocina moderna con una instalación de pisos de concreto en colores sólidos y una selección variada de nuestras baldosas hidráulicas Salamanca-1021, Majorca-1023 y Asturias-1035 parte de nuestra Colección Colonial de mosaicos de cemento.
Decoración de una escalera exterior con baldosas hidráulicas y pisos de cemento Granada Tile
El diseñador Michael Canty construyó una decoración de escalera exterior con un excelente gusto y elegancia. Los mosaicos hidráulicos de Granada Tile realzan cada escalón.
Diseñador: Michael Canty
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Fotógrafo: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
A Singing Laundry Room
Do you want your laundry room to sing? Take your cue from Micelle Lisac Interior Design and use Granada Tile's Cluny design on the floor.
Diseñador: Michelle Lisac Interior Design
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Fotógrafo: Jennie Corti Photography
Decoración de baño elegante. El piso de baldosas de cemento Cluny agrega una nota lujosa al baño residencial de Los Feliz
En la revista House Beautiful apareció esta decoración de baño, en donde nuestras baldosas hidráulicas y mosaicos de cemento Cluny hacen del diseño interior del baño de Los Feliz , un lugar altamente elegante.
Diseñador: Deirdre Doherty Interior Design
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Fotógrafo: Ryan Phillips
Decoración de baño moderno con mosaicos y pisos de cemento Cluny de Granada Tile
La elegancia del cuarto de baño estilo hotel de cuatro estrellas diseñado por Deirdre Doherty Interior Design, apareció en la Revista House Beautiful como el mejor diseño interior de Baño del mes, donde la arquitectura del baño se destaca por la instalación de los azulejos de cemento Cluny de Granada Tile Company en colores blanco y negro.
Diseñador: Deirdre Doherty Interior Design
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Fotógrafo: Ryan Phillips
Decoracion de un pequeño balcón iluminado por la belleza de las baldosas de cemento Fez de la empresa Granada Tile
Presentado en la revista Real Simple, un pequeño balcón adquiere un toque de vida y color con nuestro piso de baldosas de cemento y azulejos decorados a mano diseño "Fez" de la compañía Granada Tile en azul y blanco.
Diseñador: HomePolish
Decoración de baño estilo colonial con baldosas hidráulicas St. Tropez de Granada Tile.
Decoración de baño moderna y elegante. Los colores y texturas exuberantes del diseño de baldosas de cemento St. Tropez de la compañía Granada Tile, dan vida al baño de Ken Koonce. Un agradecimiento especial al diseñador / constructor / fotógrafo Ken Koonce por el uso de la fotografía.
Fotógrafo: Ken Koonce
Barbara Bestor marca de arquitectura y elegancia moderna este baño decorado con los azulejos Santander y Maldon de Granada Tile
Este baño moderno construido y diseñado por Bestor Architecture es llamativo y hermoso. El piso diagonal en blanco y negro (patrón de mosaico hidráulico de cemento Santander de Granada Tile) y su pared juguetona decorada con nuestro azulejo de cemento Maldon, hacen de este baño un lugar excepcional y único.
Diseñador: Bestor Architecture
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Fotógrafo: Laure Joliet
Beautiful Seating Area Nestled in Grand Garden
Arcadia Studio in Santa Barbara, California designed this tasteful and welcoming seating area with fire pit using Granada Tile's geometric Burgos design.
Diseñador: Arcadia Studio
Decoración de baño moderno con detalles de arquitectura de Bestor Architecture'
La firma de arquitectura y diseño interior Bestor Architecture ha construido un espléndido diseño interior moderno de baño, donde el piso de cemento es de nuestras baldosas hidráulicas Santander y la fachada de la pared y ducha tienen una instalación de nuestros azulejos decorados de cemento Maldon en colores personalizados.
Diseñador: Bestor Architecture
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Fotógrafo: Laure Joliet
Decoracion lujosa de la sala de una casa con un suelo hidráulico de concreto, nuestros mosaicos de cemento Badajoz-912B.
Jessica Helgerson Interior Design remodeló la cocina de este condominio en Portland, Oregon, usando el ladrillo de concreto Badajoz-912B de Granada Tile, armonizando los colores blanco y negro con el resto del espacio. Em Shephard fue el gerente de proyecto
Diseñador: Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
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Fotógrafo: Lincoln Barbour
Black, white, silver and grey hexagon-shaped cement tiles from Granada Tile company cover the floor of Otium Restaurant
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.
Diseñador: House of Honey
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Fotógrafo: Melissa Valladares
Black, white, silver and grey hexagon-shaped cement tiles from Granada Tile company cover the floor of Otium Restaurant
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.
Diseñador: House of Honey
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Fotógrafo: Melissa Valladares
BlossomPortland Brings a Small Patio to Life with Toscano Cement Tiles
BlossomPortland Landscape Design brings a small patio to life with Toscano cement tiles on a background of grey cement tiles, both by Granada Tile. Be sure to check out the close up image.
Diseñador: BlossomPortland
BlossomPortland Brings a Small Patio to Life with Toscano Cement Tiles - Close-up
Here is the close-up of BlossomPortland's small patio featuring a "carpet" of Granada Tile's Toscano design cement tile.
Diseñador: BlossomPortland
BlossomPortland Custom Colored Corsica-Design Tile by Granada Tile Is Always in Bloom
BlossomPortland commissioned Granada Tile to make Corsica-designed cement tiles in warm and vibrant colors for this beautiful Portland backyard. Check out the close-up photo of these same tiles in this section.
Diseñador: BlossomPortland
Bold Black and White Flowers in Lille Patterned Bathroom
Lille patterned cement tiles turn an ordinary bathroom into something distinctive.
Baño estilo colonial con baldosas hidráulicas Cluny instaladas en el piso y pared.
La diseñadora de espacios Karen Vidal de Desing Vidal (Los Ángeles), eligió los pisos mosaicos hidráulicos Cluny de Granada Tile para la decoración de su baño residencial
Diseñador: Design Vidal
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Fotógrafo: Design Vidal
Bucharest cement tile brings vintage flair to a Los Angeles home
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.
Diseñador: Design Vidal
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Fotógrafo: Design Vidal
Buniel Tile is a Class Act in VonFitz Designed Kitchen
This kitchen sports a top-notch design by VonFitz Design. The Granada Tile-made Buniel cement tiles absolutely makes the look.
Diseñador: Maria von Hartz and Annie Fitzgerald of Von Fitz Design
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Fotógrafo: Bethany Nauert
Buniel Tile Welcomes You All the Way In to This Handsome Bathroom
The Buniel cement tile by Granada Tile greets you at the entrance to the bathroom and takes you all the way in and up the wall. It is both calm and invigorating. A beautiful place to be at any time of day.
Diseñador: Retox By Lauren Imparato
Cement Kitchen Floor Tile Badajoz 912 B Design in Black and White
Dramatic black and white cement tile in Badajoz 912 B design hand made by Granada Tile company for a project by Jessica Helgerson Interior Design.
Diseñador: Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
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Fotógrafo: Lincoln Barbour
Mosaico de Cemento en Diseño St. Tropez-883 de Granada Tile Para Biblioteca
Mirador Builders crea obras maestras en casas de un exclusivo vecindario en Houston. Para esta biblioteca ellos eligieron el delicado mosaico encáustico St. Tropez de Granada Tile, ellos eligieron su propia combinación de colores armoniosos.
Diseñador: Mirador Builders
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Fotógrafo: Mirador Builders
Cement Tile Outdoor Installation with Michelle Weinberg Custom Design in Miami Dade
Granada Tile worked with artist Michelle Weinberg to create custom cement tiles for Shadow Canopy, a piece commissioned by Miami-Dade County Art in Public Places for the county’s reconstructed GSA Trade Shops facility. In all, she used 3,000 square feet of cement, encaustic tile from Granada Tile company for the project.
Diseñador: Michelle Weinberg
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Fotógrafo: Paul Clemence
Cement Tiles in Black and Chocolate Handmade by Granada Tile Company for Spa at Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Ever so subtle black and chocolate cement tiles. Based on a design by Tihany Design, these custom cement tiles were made by Granada Tile company for the Spa at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Las Vegas.
Diseñador: Tihany Design
Cement Tiles in Black and Chocolate Handmade by Granada Tile company for the Spa at Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Ever so subtle black and chocolate cement tiles. Based on a custom design by Tihany Design, these tiles were made by Granada Tile company for the Spa at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Las Vegas.
Diseñador: Tihany Design
Sala con Piso de Cemento Personalizado Venezia-901
Los propietarios eligieron colores personalizados para crear una alfombra vibrante y orgánica con pisos de cemento para su sala. El piso decorativo es el diseño Venezia-901 de Granada Tile.
Fotógrafo: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Cement Tile with Chantilly Design in Outdoor Patio at the Pasadena Showcase House
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.
Diseñador: Sacred Space Garden Design
Chantilly Tiles in Bathroom designed by Mission Tile West
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.
Diseñador: Mission Tile West
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Fotógrafo: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Chic Fez Cement Tile Bathroom Floor
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.
Diseñador: Bestor Architecture
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Fotógrafo: Bestor Architecture
Chic New York City Kitchen with Normandy-Patterned Cement Tiles
Complete with Granada Tile's Normandy cement tiles, Interior Designer Fawn Galli created this chic kitchen for a fashionista in New York City.
Diseñador: Fawn Galli Interior Design
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Fotógrafo: Konstantinos Pigadas
Classy Bathroom with Granada Tile Minis Star and Cross Tiles
Designer Kathryn Miller excels in creating a classy bathroom complete with Minis Collection cement tiles in a star and cross format on the floor.
Diseñador: Kathryn Miller Interiors & Design
Close up of Tiles Commissioned for Outdoor Patio Dining Area by BlossomPortland
Here are the close ups of the Granada Tiles custom colored by BlossomPortland. The designs are Santander and Corsica in the Echo Collection. Be sure to check out the photo of the stunning finished outdoor patio.
Diseñador: BlossomPortland
Cluny Cement Tile Design in Earthtones for a Bathroom Tile Installation
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.
Fotógrafo: Ken Koonce
Cluny Cement Tile Design in Vintage Bathroom
Floral cement tile design of St. Tropez adds pattern to a serene bathroom by Design Vidal.
Diseñador: Design Vidal
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Fotógrafo: Design Vidal
Custom Sofia design cement tiles anchor a spacious open plan kitchen designed by Commune in Los Angeles
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.
Diseñador: Commune
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Fotógrafo: Richard Powers
Cute Cactus on Deck with Vibrant Fez Tile
The juxtaposition of cacti and Granada Tile's Fez patterned cement tiles in blue and white is some how, well, cute.
El Piso Toscano De Granada Tile Para El Baño Del Diseñador Chris Barrett
El Diseñador Chris Barrett utiliza el dibujo Toscano de la colección de azulejos en cemento de Granada Tile.
Diseñador: Chris Barrett Design
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Fotógrafo: Chris Barrett Design
Designer Emily Henderson Creates Glorious Patio with Granada Tile's Buniel Cement Tile
Designer Emily Henderson creates a glorious patio with Granada Tile's Buniel Cement Tile in midnight and hawk.
Diseñador: Emily Henderson Design
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Fotógrafo: Tessa Neustadt
Designer Emily Henderson's Seaside Bathroom
Designer Emily Henderson created this lovely seaside bathroom with Granada Tile's Fez cement tile pattern.
Diseñador: Emily Henderson Design
Designer Kim Gordon Creates a Splashy Kitchen with Granada Tile's Chantilly Tile
Designer Kim Gordon creates a sensational kitchen with Granada Tile's Chantilly's tile.
Diseñador: Kim Gordon Designs
Designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard Goes All Out with His Gorgeous Patio
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.
Diseñador: Martyn Lawrence Bullard Design
Designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard Goes All Out with His Gorgeous Patio - Part 2
Designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard is a genius at all things exuberant and joyful and this other part of his backyard is no exception.
Diseñador: Martyn Lawrence Bullard Design
Does your favorite cafe have a wall and floor like this?
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.
Fotógrafo: Tracie Yang
Doris Parker's Guest Bathroom Gets a Boost from Sofia Cement Tile
At her home in Alexandria, Virginia, Doris Parker created a cheerful guest bathroom with the help of Granada Tile's Sofia cement tiles. Here's what she said about it, "Here you can see how beautiful the floor looks. Even though it's a small space, it really came out nice. We love the underfloor heating under the cement, makes the floor really easy on the feet with such a soft finish."
Elegant, Calm Reception in a Classic Italian Restaurant
Granada Tile's Moroccan-inspired cement tile creates a calm and elegant mood at the entrance to Barzotto, a popular Italian restaurant in the Mission District of San Francisco.
Diseñador: Hannah Collins Designs
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Fotógrafo: Kassie Borreson
Elegant Living Room With Olvera Collection Huesca Pattern
This light-filled living room sports the Olvera Collection Huesca pattern in Sapele and Blossom and a Vecchio texture.
Diseñador: Zelig Architecture
Elegant Normandy Cement Tile Plays Starring Role in This Kitchen by Fawn Galli Interior Design
In this chic kitchen by Fawn Galli Interior Design, the Normandy cement tiles by Granada Tile play a lead part.
Diseñador: Fawn Galli Interior Design
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Fotógrafo: Konstantinos Pigadas
Piso de Cemento Encáustico Cluny-888C en Blanco y Negro en Cocina
Cluny-888C piso de cemento encáustico de Granada Tile nuevamente toma escena en este vibrante espacio de cocina diseñado por Adrianna Lopez.
Diseñador: Adrianna Lopez
Ladrillo Encáustico Venezia-901 Diseño Personalizado Para Oficina Familiar
El ladrillo de cemento Venezia-901 de Granada Tile fue personalizado con cálidos colores por la familia Ibrahim. La alfombra de ladrillo encáustico decorativo ocupa un lugar central en su nueva oficina.
Estrella cement tiles on the bathroom floor evoke a favorite summer vacation spot
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 Cement Tiles Dance in Rappahannock Oyster Bar
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.
Diseñador: Studio UNLTD
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Fotógrafo: Wonho Frank Lee
Granada Tile Company Encaustic Tile Pattern Sofia in a Custom Colorway on a Patio
Jennifer Hamelet, of Mirador Builders, went with the cement tile pattern Sofia in a custom colorway. It creates a unified feel, and the warm tones of the cement tiles harmonize with the Spanish feel of the house.
Diseñador: Mirador Builders
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Fotógrafo: Mirador Builders
Granada Tile Company’s Alhambra cement tiles cover the entryway of a Seattle home
In a Craftsman-style home outside Seattle, owner David Schneider chose Granada Tile Company’s Alhambra cement tiles from their flagship Echo Collection, to brighten up the entryway of his Seattle home.
Granada Tile Fez Design in Barzotto Italian Restaurant
The calm grey green of the walls works beautifully with the elegance of Granada Tile's cement tiles in the lively Italian restaurant, Barzotto.
Diseñador: Hannah Collins Designs
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Fotógrafo: Kassie Borreson
Granada Tile fit for a DAMA (restaurant)
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.
Diseñador: Carolina Wicker
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Fotógrafo: Wonho Frank Lee
Granada Tile's Luxor Cement Tiles are The Principal Design Feature at the Waterford Residence in Long Beach
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.
Diseñador: Better Shelter
Granada Tile's Serengeti Tiles Take Center Stage in This Expansive Kitchen
Featured in Dwell Magazine, this light and airy kitchen has a floor covered in glorious Serengeti cement tile by Granada Tile.
Fotógrafo: Grey Crawford
Grand Tiles for a Grand Entryway
These Olvera Hexagons in Umber complement this grand entryway.
Diseñador: Zelig Architecture
Jaimee Rose Interiors' bathroom gets bright modern style from a bold combination Cluny cement tile
A bathroom floor of Granada Tile company’s black and white Cluny cement tile offers the perfect counterpoint to bright blue wall tiles in a contemporary bathroom in Arizona.
Diseñador: Jaimee Rose Interiors
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Fotógrafo: Isaac Bailey
Kellie Eserts Interiors Created Lovely Bathroom with Parla Cement Tiles
Kellie Eserts Interiors created a charming, light-filled bathroom with black and white Parla patterned cement tiles by Granada Tile.
Diseñador: Kellie Eserts Design
Ducha que parece de encaje con azulejos Alhambra
En dos colores clásicos, blanco y azul, esta ducha casi parece estar cubierta de encaje. Barbara Manhoff seleccionó las líneas intrincadas y moriscas del diseño Alhambra de Granada Tile.
Diseñador: Barbara Manhoff
Mimbres cement tiles give this small bathroom big impact
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.
Diseñador: Michael Canty
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Fotógrafo: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Minis and Marble - A Classy Bathroom Designed by Kathryn Miller with Granada Tile Floors
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.
Diseñador: Kathryn Miller Interiors & Design
ModOp Design Features Granada Tile Company's Sofia Patterned Cement Tiles
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.
Casi terminada, la ducha Alhambra se ve adornada de joyas
El rico y multicolor mosaico de cemento Alhambra le da a esta ducha una calidad de bañarse entre joyas.
Normandy cement tiles in gorgeous bathroom designed by Jaimee Rose
The swirling curlicues of Granada Tile Company’s hand made Normandy cement tiles used as bathroom tile and shower tile highlight the femininity of this bathroom.
Diseñador: Jaimee Rose Interiors
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Fotógrafo: Isaac Bailey
Normandy cement tiles used as elegant bathroom and shower tile
Granada Tile company’s hand made Normandy cement tiles used as bathroom and shower tile highlight the femininity of bathroom.
Diseñador: Jaimee Rose Interiors
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Fotógrafo: Isaac Bailey
Normandy Design Adds Flair to a Los Angeles Bathroom
Choosing our Normandy cement tile design in a custom color combination creates a chic bathroom with a one-of-a-kind feel.
Fotógrafo: Lauren Gibbs
Olvera Squares in Apricot Compliment Mediterranean Style House
Do you want the perfect floor for your Mediterranean Style Home? You can't go wrong with the classic square in Apricot from Olvera Collection.
Diseñador: Zelig Architecture
Patio for the Stars: It's Simple but So Elegant
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.
Diseñador: Nate Berkus
Playful Stockholm Tile in a Cafe to Remember
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.
Fotógrafo: Will Taylor, Bright Bazaar
Rappahannock Oyster Bar does a playful dance with Granada Tile's modern cement tiles
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.
Diseñador: Studio UNLTD
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Fotógrafo: Wonho Frank Lee
Richard Takata Chose Granada Tile's Estrella Designed Cement Tile for His Kitchen
Richard Takata chose Granada Tile's Estrella designed cement
tile for his kitchen, and from the looks of it, his cat approves.
Diseñador: Richard Takata
Rich Gorgeous Turquoise Hexagon Tiles in Splendid Bathroom
Chris Barrett created a delicious oasis in this bathroom using Granada Tile's solid turquoise hexagon cement tiles. Just follow the tiles into the inner sanctum...
Diseñador: Chris Barrett Design
Shades of Rich Greens Blend Organically in this Period Bathroom
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.
Diseñador: Laurel Brochton, WELCOME PROJECTS
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Fotógrafo: Laure Joliet
Slate and White Cluny Cement Tiles in a Stunning Bathroom
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.
Fotógrafo: Ken Koonce
Los azulejos suaves entrelazados fluyen con gracia hacia la bañera
Este baño largo y elegante se complementa con el diseño de Granada Tile's Weave, con azulejos color crema y aguamarina que se fusionan.
Diseñador: Granada Tile Company
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Fotógrafo: Granada Tile company
Stacey Sell and Steve Price Created This Stunning Kitchen with Granada Tile's Badajoz Tile
This new kitchen is stunning with Granada Tile's Badajoz-patterned cement tiles designed by Stacey Sell and Steve Price.
Diseñador: Stacey Sell & Steve Price
Star and Cross Huesca Pattern on Rustic Kitchen Floor
The Olvera Collection Huesca tile does several things at once in this large rustic styled kitchen. It adds color - the mix of camel and carbon - and pattern. The Vecchio texture gives that aged look that goes perfectly with the rustic cabinets.
Diseñador: Zelig Architecture
Star Patterned Corsica Jazzes Up Bathroom Floors and Walls
Moz Construction uses star-patterned Corsica to jazz up a bathroom floor and walls.
Diseñador: Mox Construction
Subtle Olvera Hexagons Give Depth to Kitchen Floor
These subtle Olvera Collection hexagons in Blossom color and Limestone finish look perfectly aged to match the rustic surroundings.
Diseñador: Zelig Architecture
Such a beautiful, refined, fresh kitchen by Jette Creative
Jette Creative in San Clemente created an open, elegant kitchen and crowned it with Granada Tile's Cluny cement tiles.
Diseñador: Jette Creative
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Fotógrafo: Amy Bartlam
Sunny, Sensational Bathroom Flashback with Byzantium Cement Tiles
Le Shag Residence in California sports a sunny, sensational bathroom which may give you flashbacks. The floor and wall installation of Designer Emma Gardner's Byzantium tile takes your breath away.
Super Simple, Super Elegant Black and White-Tiled Patio
If you want classic and elegant, you have come to the right place. Billie James Design delivers on both counts with a floor of Granada Tile's Borga cement tiles.
Diseñador: Billie James Design
Take a Seat...and Look Down at the Buniel Cement Tile
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.
Diseñador: Maria von Hartz and Annie Fitzgerald of Von Fitz Design
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Fotógrafo: Bethany Nauert
Tropical Bathroom Brings Joy and Health
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.
Diseñador: Adrianna Lopez
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Fotógrafo: Marcia Prentice
Try Kourion Cement Tile by Granada Tile for Chic Kitchen
Take a cue from Designer Corie Koss and use Granada Tile's Kourion cement tile in your kitchen.
Diseñador: Corie Koss
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Fotógrafo: Brian Sanderson, Salt & Pepper Studios
Vibrant kitchen tile with lounging cat
Richard Takata chose Granada Tile's Estrella designed cement tile for his kitchen, and from the looks of it, his cat approves.
Warm and Cozy Tile at the Steak & Whisky
Granada Tile's custom-colored Toscano tile puts you in the mood for Steak & Whisky at this Hermosa Beach favorite haunt.
Fotógrafo: Wonho Frank Lee
Welcoming Entry Way in Colorado Home
Granada Tile's Fez cement tile welcomes family and friends to this Colorado home of Kate Myers.
Diseñador: Kate Myers
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Fotógrafo: Emily Minton Redfield
Wide Open Kitchen with Maldon Cement Tiles
Renovated historic building in Panama with a wide open kitchen area with Granada Tile's Maldon cement tile pattern.
Diseñador: HacheUve
Wouldn't You Love to Have an Elegant Sitting Area in Your Kitchen?
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).
Diseñador: Maria von Hartz and Annie Fitzgerald of Von Fitz Design
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Fotógrafo: Bethany Nauert
Cement Floor Tiles
Concrete floor tiles can turn just about any space into a magazine-worthy snapshot. They can transform a boring floor from blah and outdated, to incredibly stylish, right on trend, and one of a kind. But they aren’t just all show. Cement tiles are resistant to water damage and scratching, and are far more durable than hardwoods or ceramic tiles.
If you’ve browsed through dozens of décor magazines, design blogs, and Pinterest boards and are ready to bring concrete tiles into your home or business, keep reading to learn more about this top trend and how to place your custom order.
What Are Concrete Tiles?
Concrete floor tiles get their unmatched durability from their age-old recipe of marble powder, cement, sand, and color pigment that is poured into molds for shaping and then compressed under 2,000 pounds of pressure. They typically aren’t machine manufactured on a large scale, but are each made by hand, by a talented artisan with generational ties to the trade.
How Are They Different from Ceramic Tiles?
The main difference between concrete and ceramic tiles is, unlike ceramic tiles, the design of cement tiles isn’t painted on top of the tile, but is a solid part of the tile itself. Ceramic tiles are made with color pigments on the surface and topped with a glaze. The fact that the design is applied to the top of the tile is what causes ceramic tiles to scratch and fade. The manufacturing process of concrete tiles is what gives them their strength and resistance to the typical wear and tear you see on ceramic tiles.
Why Choose Concrete Tile Floors?
In addition to being one of the most durable flooring materials on the market, concrete tiles are also stain, water, scuff, and fade resistant. History has shown us that concrete tiles hold up far more nicely than ceramic tiles, and are simply superior when it comes to longevity.
Tile Cement Floor Vs. Hardwood Floors
Hardwoods are beautiful and go with all different styles of homes, but are high maintenance and need to be refinished every handful of years. Cement floor tiles don’t ever need to be refinished, and they don’t show scratches, scuffing, and fading like hardwoods. Cement tiles are great for every room in your home, including high-traffic areas, and are practical and cost-efficient for a busy commercial space.
Here are (some of) the benefits of concrete floor tiles:
Unmatched Versatility
Concrete floor tiles can fit just about any room, unlike the standard squares and rectangles you’re used to with conventional tiles. You can create any look you want, including standard repeating patterns, or create unique kaleidoscope designs or one-of-a-kind emblems. With cement floor tiles, you’re also not limited to a small pool of colors to choose from. You can create your very own custom color and color palette to fit your home. Granada Tile offers hundreds of colors to choose from, including natural tones, soft hues and vibrant colors.
Earth-Friendly
Concrete floor tiles are made with natural, often recycled materials, and don’t cause a lot of product waste or emit toxic fumes into the environment. Additionally, the durability of cement floor tile reduces the need for replacing old, damaged tiles since they age very slowly. And even when they do need to be replaced, they can be recycled.
Budget-Friendly Options with High Class Style
While concrete floor tiles look incredibly stylish and high-end, they can accommodate just about any budget. You can find cement tiles as simple and as intricate as you need them, offering a wide range of prices available. Check out our vast cement tile collections!
Strength and Durability
Due to the manufacturing process involving concrete, marble powder and two tons of pressure, cement floor tiles can withstand heavy usage beautifully. You will find that your tiles don’t chip, crack or scratch like other tiles do.
Are Concrete Floor Tiles Cost-Effective?
Besides being able to fit almost any sized budget, cement tiles are a cost-effective product because of their lasting power and value. While ceramic and porcelain tiles may cost less upfront, they will almost always require some sacrifice to be made over their quality and versatility of design options. Also, because you can create custom concrete tiles to fit your specific space, you can often reduce labor time and cost for installation by reducing the amount of tile cuts and maneuvering required with standard tiles.
Tips for Installing a Tile Cement Floor
Concrete floor tiles can be installed as DIY project. However, it is advisable to hire a professional because tile installation Is an art.
For example, cement tiles are heavier than ceramic tiles. They should be sealed prior to grouting to prevent grout stains on the tile, and should be sealed again after installation. Also, there are different types of sealers depending on if you prefer a shiny finish or a matte finish. When installing cement tile as your flooring option, we recommend a matte sealer to reduce the slip-hazard.
Due to concrete tile’s moisture-resistance and durability, cement floor tiles can be used in just about any space in your home, from the shower to the kitchen. Avoid putting them outdoors in a four-seasonal climate with freeze-thaw cycles to prevent damage.
Concrete Floor Tiles Ideas
Chances are, if you’re reading this page then you’ve admired many photos of spaces with beautiful cement tiles. No matter the currently trending cement tile look, the design options are virtually limitless and even customizable to fit your unique personality.
To jumpstart your ideas for how you can use concrete tiles in your home or business, here are some tried and tested designs and applications:
Add pattern to your living or dining room with unique concrete floor tiles
Choose patterned cement floor tiles and add a pop of color and style to the rooms you love to relax in and host get-togethers. Your family rooms can be just as stylish as they are practical with cement tiles. Use the same style of tile throughout the space, or create a border with a solid colored tile surrounding a unique pattern.
Create a faux rug or runner with two or three concrete tiles
Imagine a beautiful rug in your living room, or runner along a hallway that never gets dirty or needs to be cleaned. Create the look of a beautiful rug with one or more cement tile patterns, and one or two single colored tiles for a border.
Add a border to your floors
If you want to add just a touch of color to an otherwise plain space, create a border around a room with patterned or solid colored concrete floor tiles.
Tile the kitchen floor and add magazine-worthy style
Make your kitchen look like one of those on Pinterest with cement tiles in a large pattern. The large, bold design will give your kitchen an instant upgrade that is fresh and totally unique. You don’t need to do a total remodel, or even change the cabinets, to make a huge impact. A few trending concrete tile kitchen floor designs are black and white geometric patterns, blue and white patterns, and a mix of creamy neutrals.
Add funky style to your entertainment space with honeycomb concrete tiles
One popular use of concrete tiles is mixing them with hardwoods in a more casual and eclectic entertainment space. Transition from hardwood floors to tile for a more food-and-drink-friendly space by placing honeycomb tiles piece by piece until they form a complete transition. The look is one that blends two totally different flooring materials in a cool and unexpected way.
Tile the bathroom floor for elegant spa style
Serene colors like aqua, sky blue, earthy green, gray, white and linen make for spa-like bathrooms that encourage relaxation. Copy the look and feel of a luxurious spa with these soothing colors, and combat splashes, splatters, water and mold damage with a cement tile bathroom floor.
Use concrete tile on the shower floor for improved style and cleaning
Choose cement tile shower floor in your bathrooms for a major update that’ll look fresh and clean for a long time. Concrete tiles are water-resistant and slip-resistant since many have slight texture, making them a perfect material for the shower floor.
Buy Concrete Floor Tiles Today!
Concrete tiles offer the best of both worlds for the home and business owner who wants nothing short of elegant and functional. If you’re looking for a flooring material that is beautiful, low maintenance, and cost efficient, look no further than the concrete floor tiles from Granada Tile. We offer a wide variety of tile patterns, colors, shapes, and sizes, that are based on modern trends, timeless designs, and historical influences.
If you’re ready to get started designing your dream spaces, browse through our exclusive collections made up of 100% handmade, artisan cement tiles. Contact our sales team today if you have any questions, would like help placing an order, or would like guidance with creating your own custom design.
Blogs About Floor Tiles
Benefits of Cement Tile Floors
Whether you’re designing or remodeling a kitchen, bathroom, living room or bedroom, choosing a flooring material can be daunting. From hardwoods to porcelain and ceramic tile, how do you choose? We have one material that comes out ahead of all the rest, and that’s cement tiles. Cement floor tiles are durable, long lasting, scratch-resistant, spill-resistant, and offer a handmade artisan look you just can’t get with any other type of flooring. Learn more about the benefits of concrete floor tiles, and why they should be your first choice.
How to Install a Cement Tile Floor
Cement tiles are great for floors in so many ways and will no doubt make a great addition to your home or business remodel. Tiling your own floor is definitely something you can achieve, but you need to know how to do it right. Cement floor tiles are handmade artisan products that deliver a look no other material can provide, and it’d be awful to damage your investment by installing them improperly. From the layout to choosing the right grout and sealant, each step is important. In this post, we explain the process of installing a cement tile floor and what you need to look out for when choosing concrete floor tiles.
Benefits of Using Cement Tiles for Bathroom Floors and Walls
If you’re in the process of designing or remodeling a bathroom, you’ll love to know that cement tiles are not only a stylish option but a practical one for your space. With the ability to withstand moisture and constant use, cement bathroom tiles are great options for both the floors and walls in a bathroom. In this post, learn all the many benefits of choosing cement tiles for bathroom floors and walls, including the shower, the many ways to use them creatively, and our favorite designs that are both classic and trendy. Even if you changed only the tile in your bathroom, you’ll end up with a completely different space!
Granada Tile’s Normandy Cement Tiles Calm As Bathroom Floor Tile
The best way to add color variation and pattern in a neutral bathroom that you want to keep soft and serene is to upgrade the floors with bright and airy patterned concrete floor tiles. Tiling the floors will make enough of a statement that turns a plain bathroom into an elegant one, without distracting from the calm and spa-like vibe of the rest of the space. We love the Normandy tile in white and soft grey for this application. The swirling traditional pattern offers just enough visual variation and interest, without looking busy. The white and grey keep everything serene and neutral, but add that extra touch a plain bathroom needs to take it from blah to beautiful.
How Outdoor Floor Tiles Can Upgrade Your Backyard
Unless your backyard space is livable and inviting, you probably don’t spend as much time in it as you’d like. The key to making a backyard more comfortable is to create a living space that brings the indoors, out. Our favorite way to do this? Tile a space in the backyard with durable and beautiful cement floor tiles. Add in comfortable furniture and an outdoor fireplace or an outdoor kitchen, and you’ve got a recipe for the ultimate backyard living space. Learn all the ways cement tiles are great for an outdoor living space, why they are better than pavers and poured concrete, and some ideas for how to bring them into your backyard.
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