Deep Blue and White Historic Cement Tile Carpet Floor

In a Cartagena, Colombia hallway, this cement tile installation suggests something of 18th-century France with its blue and white colors and simple juxtaposition of geometric and floral tiles.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile Carpet on Floor in Cartagena, Colombia

Classic decorative motifs—trefoils, gadroons and more—define a concrete tile installation spotted in a Cartagena, Colombia, corridor.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile Floor in Columbian Cafe

Cement tiles pop up everywhere in Cartagena, Colombia. This photo shows a playful pink and white encaustic tile in a small café.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile Floor with Geometric Design in Colombia

A subtle reverse of the tile design makes for a unique tile installation in a Caratagena, Colombia, shop.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile Medallion Floor in Cartagena, Colombia

Outside a dress shop in Cartagena, Colombia, a large cement tile medallion is a strong decorative element. From the palette, to the tile design itself, a detail of a Caratagena, Colombia, cement tile installation has a strong Arts and Craft style.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Decorative Cement Tile Floor in Cartagena

The seaside resort town of Cartagena, Colombia, features a stunning array of concrete tile installations in its restaurant and shops, including some geometric and circular motifs on decorative cement tiles.

Cement Tile Installation with an Art Nouveau Feel on a Havana, Cuba floor

This lovely, lyrical historic cement tile floor remains blissfully intact in a rundown living room in Havana, Cuba.

Decorative Cement Tile in a Cuban Home Dining Room

This Cuban dining room and living room are held together by a carpet of historic cement tile floors with a nautical motif.

Decorative Cement Tiles in a large, circular pattern, which makes a bold statement in the small hallway where it’s installed

Multiple cement tile designs create a stunning tile installation in a Havana, Cuba hallway.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Design Cement Tile in an Outdoor Corridor in Havana, Cuba

These intricate Cuban historic cement tiles have the misfortune of finding themselves in foresaken, nondescript corridor in Havana, Cuba.

Great Cement Tile Design Spied in a Jewelry Shop in Havana

Another great cement tile design spied in Havana is the one above from a Havana jewelry shop. It’s a high energy cement tile design that animates the floor.

Heraldry in Historic Cuban Cement Tile Floors

A tile installation, also from Havana, features an unusual heraldic motif of eagles. They really stand out against the red background, and the framing device of black diamonds outlined in yellow really makes them pop.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile Pattern in a Custom Colorway in a Cuban Home Living Room

This homey Cuban living room mixes it up with two distinctive historic cement tile patterns: one based on the star cross theme and the other a stylized wave.

A Close up of Sweet Border, Corner and Field Cement Tile

This straightforward, charming daisy pattern looks out from its hexagonal cement tile. The historic border and corner is also clean and bold, though entirely geometric, not floral.

Designer: Carl Lindbom

A Glorious Field of Cement Tile Daisies at Casa Romantica

Ever seen a field of daisies made of cement tile before? I hadn't before I came to Casa Romantica. This cement tile daisy field just makes you want to smile and skip around. Check out the next two detail shots of this same corridor.

Designer: Carl Lindbom

An Electric Historic Cement Tile Arcade

This is a most unusual cement tile design, part floral and part electric (see the jaggedy red line that races around the floral elements?). The cement tile border tile provides some calm and stability with what appears to be a chess motif.

Designer: Carl Lindbom

Another Splendid Historic Tiled Arcade at the Casa Romantica

It seems that every door from the Casa Romantica leads out onto a splendidly cement tiled arcade. This particular example of historic cement tile features a star and cross pattern. For a better look at the field and border tiles, check out the next photo.

Designer: Carl Lindbom

Detail of Floral Wheels in Cement Tile Arcade

This historic cement tile pattern looks like wheels of flowers. It is one of a dozen such ornate field tiles decorating the arcades at Casa Romantica.

Designer: Carl Lindbom

Detail of Moroccan-Inspired Historic Cement Tile

The border and corner shapes in this historic cement tile arcade were definitely borrowed from Morocco. The other fireworks field tile, though, is surprisingly contemporary for a floor installed in the late 1920s.

Designer: Carl Lindbom

Fancy Exit Cement Tile Carpet at Casa Romantica

Well, when you've got to leave Casa Romantica - with a sigh - at least you get to exit on this splendid green, yellow and chocolate floral cement tile. The grape leaf border tile is lovely as well in its simplicity.

Designer: Carl Lindbom

Historic Cement Tiles Set the Scene for a Cozy Nap

This outdoor-indoor room is defined by its two main elements: a large chimney (and wood pile) and a glorious floral carpet of historic cement tile. Sweet dreams!

Designer: Carl Lindbom

Intricate Medallion in a Field of Cement Tile Daisies

This historic cement tile medallion deserves a photo all to itself since it is so full of intricate details. The other fascinating part to it is to figure out just how many metal design molds they used to make the medallion. (I'm not telling; I don't want to take away the fun.)

Designer: Carl Lindbom

Splendid Historic Cement Tile Detail at Casa Romantica

This playful field cement tile design has a star and cross motif that emphasizes the stars and decorates them with all kinds of colorful doodads. The border cement tile is completely different in style, but unified in color. Perhaps the border is a discreet nod to the great trumpeters or sax players of the 1920s and 30s.

Designer: Carl Lindbom

Welcome to WOW! Casa Romantica in San Clemente

One of the finest places to eye historic cement tile happens to be right in the heart of California at Spanish Colonial Revival estate Casa Romantica in San Clemente. Originally built in 1927 by Ole Hanson, the city’s founder, as his family home, the spectacular bluff-top building is now a cultural center offering educational programs. Designed by architect Carl Lindbom (who designed Nixon’s former mansion nearby), the oceanfront property is outfitted with a superb collection of cement tiles throughout. In both square and hexagonal shapes, the designs feature a rainbow of shades from deep maroons to sky blues to earthy oranges to grassy greens.

Designer: Carl Lindbom

Costa Rican Historic Concrete Tile in Restaurant

Costa Rica boasts a sizable quantity of historic cement tile, once made by small factories. Proof of that is this fresh and elegant tile installation in a restaurant hotel in San Jose.

Historic Decorative Cement Tile Carpet Floor

This lobby hotel in San Jose, Costa Rica, welcomes you with a concrete tile carpet floor with a burst of color and intricate design. This mix of green, pink and dark blue colors twisting around the perimeter definitely livens it up.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Guatemalan Cement Tile Carpet in Antigua Church

This church in Antigua, Guatemala welcomes its visitors with this elegant and striking cement tile carpet dominated by red diamonds and grey stars pattern.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Guatemalan Concrete Tile Floor with Star and Diamond Pattern

Simple but charming concrete tile design with diamonds and star that reflects the quality of this decorative tile at a posada in Antigua, Guatemala.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Guatemalan Decorative Cement Tile Floor

This Guatemalan decorative tile pattern fits perfectly with the colonial furniture in an elite boutique shop in Antigua, Guatemala. These intricate floral cement tiles are inspired in the 18th century French designs.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Guatemalan Encaustic Tile Floor in an Explosive Pattern

This lobby at the theater has an explosive design based on lineal shapes and circular ornaments. It shows how diverse cement tiles can be in Antigua, Guatemala.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Hopscotch-Guatemalan Decorative Cement Tile Floor

This furniture shop in Antigua, Guatemala show a variety of beautiful historic cement tiles. These Guatemalan hopscotch decorative tiles on the outdoor arcade it look almost Japanese with the stylized flowers and perfect shapes.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Intense Guatemalan Concrete Tile Floor in Antigua

This concrete tile pattern lights up the entire space with intense red, yellow and orange colors. It feels like sunburst in this beautiful hotel restaurant in Antigua, Guatemala.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

A Cheery Historic Cement Tile Floor at this Pousada in Ouro Preto

This lively traditional cement tile design adds color and life to Pousada Solar Nossa Senhora das Merces in the beautiful town of Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil.

A Mix of Floral and Geometric Tile Designs in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

These patchwork decorative cement tiles (ladrilhos hidraulicos) send a cheerful message of "anything goes" to prospective shoppers at this clothing store in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Photographer: Fabrício Alves Vieira

A Traditional Cement Tile Design in Entryway in Salvador do Bahia

In this usual combination of field and border cement tiles, both the circles and the stars link and loop together. These historic Brazilian cement tiles (ladrilhos hidráulicos) were probably hand made in Bahia, Brazil.

A Wide Border Made up of Multicolored Cement Tiles in Rio de Janeiro

This Rio de Janeiro clothing shop (loja) welcomes customers with a large cement tile (ladrilho hidraulico) rug. The rug sports six different tile designs, plus a surrounding border of matching solid colored tiles.

Photographer: Fabrício Alves Vieira

Cement Tile Counterfront Installation at the Entrance to a Cafe in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Patchwork cement tile (ladrilho hidráulico) at the entrance to a cafe in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Cement Tile Ovals Design in Santa Teresa Cafe in Rio, Brazil

Probably not too historic, these cement tiles at a cafe in Santa Teresa have a distinctly modern elegance. A fine example of Brazilian handmade cement tile.

Cement Tile Patchwork Design in Cafeina Cafe, Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro

A wild and whimsical patchwork cement tile floor in Cafeina Cafe, Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Cement Tile Patchwork Design in Salvador do Bahia, Brazil

Even outside Rio, cement tiles turn up, such as the fun patchwork floor in Salvador.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Classic cement tiles in a great early 20th-century Parisian patisserie in Rio de Janeiro

Great pastry and fabulous concrete tiles are hard to resist. Here are new photos of the elaborate, historic cement tiles (aka ladrilhos hidraulicos or encaustic tiles) at the Confeitaria Colombo in downtown Rio de Janeiro.

Photographer: Fabrício Alves Vieira

Classy Black, Grey, White and Red Historic Cement Tiles in Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil

This lovely and tasty Cafe Geraes in Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil has the perfect historic cement tile floors to go with fine food and drink.

Decorative Cement Tiles in a Geometric Pattern at the Confeitaria Colombo in downtown Rio de Janeiro

Great pastry and fabulous concrete tiles are hard to resist. Here are new photos of the elaborate, historic cement tile (aka ladrilhos hidraulicos or encaustic tiles) installations at the Confeitaria Colombo in downtown Rio de Janeiro.

Photographer: Fabrício Alves Vieira

Decorative Cement Tiles in a Geometric Pattern in Brazil

These worn but intriguing historic Brazilian cement tiles grace the foyer of this community theater in Mariana, Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Decorative Cement Tiles in a Geometric Pattern with a Carpet Layout in Iglesia da Gloria

Elaborate geometrical patterns of historic cement tiles (ladrilho hidraulico) in subtle shades of grey at this church in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Elaborate concrete floor tiles at the Confeitaria Colombo in Rio de Janeiro

Cement tiles (ladrilhos hidraulicos) welcome visitors to the Confeitaria Colombo in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil and its amazing historic concrete tile installations.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Elaborate geometrical patterns of historic cement tiles (ladrilho hidraulico) at a church

Varied geometrical patterns of historic cement tiles (ladrilho hidraulico) in subtle shades of grey, accented occasionally by vermillion, at this church in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Geometric Cement Tiles in Amazonias Shop in Ouro Preto

In a shop inspired by the Amazons, the historic Brazilian cement tiles do their part to add color and life to the scene. Look for Amazonias in Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Geometric Historic Cement Tile in the Foyer of the Casa do Amarelind

Because Brazil has such incredible natural store resources, many historic installations of cement tiles in Brazil combine cement tile with natural stone. The historic cement tile in this Foyer of the Casa do Amarelindo serves as a spectacular accent.

Geometric Pattern Cement Tile Installation of Tony Praia Flamingo Apartments

Discreet modern cement tile (ladrilho hidraulico) on exterior walls of an upscale Praia Flamingo apartment building in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Modern Cement Tile Sidewalk in Sao Paolo, Brazil

This sidewalk does all of the walking for you with its lively pattern of alternating straight and zigzag lines in these chic, modern cement tiles in Sao Paolo, Brazil. For the entire length of this short street, the sidewalks are paved with this same hypnotizing pattern. Lining these cement tile sidewalks are a group of fancy Italian restaurants and boutiques.

A Complex Tile Carpet with a Center Field Featuring a Strap Work Design

This restaurant on glorious Mont St. Michel in the north of France needs no host. The carpet of historic cement tiles at the entrance, along with the menu, are enough enticement.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Chartres Building Tiled from Head to Toe

A truly spectacular assemblage of cement wall tiles, with three distinct tile designs running in courses up the side of the building. There’s even an amazing three-dimensional effect provided by smaller tile bosses set against the background of larger tiles.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Gorgeous Historic French Cement Tile in an Entrance in Paris

One of the many great joys of being in Paris is peeking into the entrances of elegant old buildings and finding a stunning carpet of historic cement tiles. This one sports a quatrefoil design on an aqua colored background.

Ornate Cement Tile Carpet in Fine French Restaurant in Paris

Au Petit Marguery boasts some exquisite original 1900 cement tiles. This tile is so durable it's like having a Persian rug that literally lasts forever.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Peering through the Glass Longingly at Cement Tile in Paris Foyer

Another in the sequence of historic cement tile entrances in Paris, France. That cruel glass that separates us from the object of our desire, a new pattern of cement tile (known in France as carreaux de ciment).

Regal Historic Cement Tile Bejewels Parisian Entryway

Even though they are separated by glass from these lovely, jewel-like cement tiles, the pleasing colors and forms were captured in this less than perfect photo.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Repeating Cement Tile Compass Design on a Parisian Bookstore Floor

A classic strapwork and compass cement tile design covers the floor in a Parisian bookstore.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

A Flowering of Geometry in Egyptian Cement Tiles

This historic Egyptian tile evokes origami in the way that it takes precise geometric shapes and makes them flower in surprising ways.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Egyptian Spring Day in Historic Concrete Tiles

This decorative Egyptian cement tile presents a charming design with floral elements in pink, maroon and green colors.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Elaborate Historic Egyptian Cement Tile Floor

These elaborate historic Egyptian cement tiles weave and spin so fast they make you dizzy. Special Thanks: The photos in this section were all taken by our dear friend and historian Dr. Mahmood Ibrahim during his sabbatical in Cairo several years ago. [Look for his upcoming book on a fascinating medieval text he has been researching].

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Electrifying Cement Tile Pattern in Cairo, Egypt

This Egyptian historic cement tile is not afraid of its sheer energy and power. The intense red background of these Egyptian cement tiles is punctuated by black, yellow and white figures which vibrate with life.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Not Your Usual Daisy Chain – Historic Cement Tile in Cairo Egypt

The floral link motif in these historic Egyptian cement tiles has only the vaguest resemblance to a daisy chain. Here the cement tile design's chain has heft and elegance and the flowers are stylized.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Ovaline Egyptian Historic Concrete Tile

Despite being exposed to the elements, these colorful concrete tiles remain intact showing oval ornaments in Cairo, Egypt.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Fiery Moroccan Historic Encaustic Tile Floor

These fiery encaustic tiles in Marrakesh, Morocco seems to be inspired by fireworks with vivid colors such as orange and yellow, accompanied by green and white.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Concrete Tile Pathway with a Blue and White Design

In Marrakesh, this concrete tile pathway is dominated by white diamonds and stylized blue flowers. With the touches of sky color it feels like it leads directly to sea.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Intricate Moroccan Historic Tile Detail

Spotted in Marrakesh, this lovely Moroccan cement tile design is full of ornaments with bright colors such as red and green on a rich caramel background.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Moroccan Concrete Tile Floor in Bright Blue, Red and White

Blue, white and red colors form a dynamic and lively concrete tile pattern spotted in the Dades Valley of Morocco.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Moroccan Historic Cement Tile Floor

This great and complex Moroccan cement tile pattern in mustard and white with light blue accents perfectly complements the elaborate wooden door at this bookstore in Rabat, Morocco.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Photo of Moroccan clay tile, NOT cement tile

The Moroccan zellij shown here is justifiably so well known that it is important to clarify that this section focuses on Moroccan CEMENT tile only. Zellij is made of clay and then glazed and fired, whereas cement tiles are made of cement, sand and color pigment and are pressed and air cured.

Playful Moroccan Squares Design in Cement Tile Floor

This is the Marrakesh version of the prior Moroccan cement tile above. The blue color still dominates the pattern design, but now mustard and black have replaced the red in the previous rendition. This speaks to the versatility of cement tile, with its endless possible colorways.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Attractive Historic Cement Tile in Nicaragua Cafe

These colorful Nicaraguan cement tile floors add pizzazz to a cafe in Granada, Nicaragua.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Classic Historic Checkerboard Cement Tile Design in Nicaragua

This restaurant has taken over a traditional old house in Granada, Nicaragua and, fortunately, has left the classic black and white checkerboard cement tiles in place.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Colorful Cement Tile Carpet in Nicaragua

This lively cement tile floor installation embellishes a hotel in Granada, Nicaragua. A riot of colorful decorative tiles greet visitors and passersby in its entry.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Colorful Historic Hallway Cement Tile in Nicaragua

This cheerful hallway at the Gran Francia Hotel in Granada, Nicaragua comes to life with a big bold floral cement tile pattern, surrounded by the classic Greek key design on a bed of red and mustard checkerboard tile.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Dynamic Historic Gallery Concrete Tile in Nicaragua

These quirky red, white, black and grey Nicaraguan cement tile floors set a dynamic tone for the artwork on display in this small gallery in Granada, Nicaragua.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic 3-D Cement Tile Floor in Nicaragua

This elegant and classic European design of cement tiles creates a dizzying 3-D effect in the sitting room in a Granada, Nicaragua house.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Arcade Cement Tile Floor in Nicaragua

The beautiful combination of burgundy, hot pink and greyish white cement tiles decorate one of the arcades in the large outdoor in Central Plaza in Granada, Nicaragua.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile Carpet in Nicaragua

Here is Marcos Cajina, Granada Tile company's President and Founder, back at the scene of the initial inspiration for creating a company to revive and reimagine the lost art of making fine cement tiles.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile Checkerboard Floor in Nicaragua

This classic checkerboard cement tile variation in burgundy and mustard are a quintessential decorative tile combination Nicaragua.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile Floor in Nicaragua

The historic cement tile floor that started it all. These decorative tiles in the Cultural Center in Granada, Nicaragua are indeed the source of inspiration for Granada Tile company.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile Floral Design Floor in Nicaragua

This extravagant cement tiled lobby at the Gran Francia Hotel shouts its welcome to guests in Granada, Nicaragua.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile in Nicaraguan Hotel

The vines and berries on these historic Nicaraguan cement tile floors weave themselves around a central floral motif. See it for yourself at the Gran Francia Hotel, Granada, Nicaragua.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile Seating Area with Floral Motif in Nicaragua

This intimate upstairs lounge at the Gran Francia Hotel in Granada, Nicaragua is defined by the large floral cement tiles.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Checkerboard Design Cement Tile in Nicaragua

The classic checkerboard cement tiles in Granada, Nicaragua work well as a complement to the extended and elaborate wrought iron window.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Floral Carpet Design Cement Tile in Nicaragua

This leafy historic Nicaraguan concrete tile pattern is right at home in the tropics.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Octagon Design Cement Tile in Nicaragua

This simple but interesting cement tile floor pattern gets suddenly more interesting by the addition of a single diagonal line of the same tile.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Ornate Pattern Cement Tile in Nicaragua

This ornate, graphic Nicaraguan cement tile pattern extends throughout this traditional house in Granada, Nicaragua to provide color and energy in every room.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Pinwheel Concrete Tile Design in Nicaragua

The pinwheel pattern cement tile works rather nicely around and under the traditional Nicaraguan wooden sofa at the Hotel Dario, Granada, Nicaragua.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Spinning and Floral Concrete Tile Combination in Nicaragua

Here's a closer view of the spinning wheel / abstract flower patterns at the cafe in the Hotel Dario, Granada, Nicaragua. Notice how they have contrasted this round motif with a Greek key border tile.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Nicaraguan Historic Cement Tile Combination in Hotel Cafe

Come for the hot chocolate and stay for the fascinating cement tile floors. Or maybe it's the other way around. In any event, this riot of pattern can be found at the cafe in the Hotel Dario, Granada, Nicaragua.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Vibrant Historic Lobby Cement Tile in Nicaragua

This photo was taken from the lobby looking into the bright and vibrant El Tranvia Restaurant at the Hotel Dario, Granada, Nicaragua. These historic Nicaraguan cement tiles practically levitate with the energy they exude.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Bold Star and Chevron Historic Concrete Tile in Dilapidated Building in Panama City

This is a classic geometric quilt-like pattern in cement tile with a simple, elegant border in the Historic District of Panama City. Notice that the cement tiles are still in reasonably good shape compared to the door. These tiles are made to last - sometimes longer than their buildings.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile Carpet in Panama

An elaborate cement tile carpet installation was discovered in a historic building lobby in Panama City. These decorative floor tiles liven up the entryway with their colorful flower motifs.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile Floor in Panama

Playful cement tile installation based on burgundy, cream and coffee octagons and squares in a Casco Viejo restaurant in Panama.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile in Casco Viejo Area in Panama City

Located in the Historic Area of the City of Panama, this bar (currently called "Havana Club") has two types of mosaics: the kind with tiny ceramic squares that form the word Mosaic and the cement "mosaics" (or tiles) in greens, white and Burgundy.

Historic Cement Tile in Shop in Panama City

A simple cement tile installation and the country's eponymous hats at a tourist shop in the historic Casco Viejo section of Panama City.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Historic Cement Tile with Pinwheel Design in Panama City

We spotted a simple and charming cement tile floor design in the old section of Panama City.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Cement Tile Accents in Store Entrance in Ronda, Spain

Inset into a shop’s floor, small checkerboard-pattern cement tiles are a visual treat.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Classic Cement Tile Doorway in Ronda, Spain

In Ronda, Spain, this cement tile-framed doorway takes its cue from the old Roman mosaics with a blue, green, white and red coiling motif.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Classic Cement Tile in a Lobby in Ronda, Spain

This small building lobby in Ronda, Spain loses no opportunity to show its true grandeur with these fine Spanish cement tiles.

Photographer: Granada Tile company

Stunning Cement Tile Installation on a Floor in Granada, Spain

Spotted in Granada, Spain, a cement tile floor evokes classic Moroccan tile designs.

Photographer: Granada Tile company