In the past, cement tiles were confined to the entrances to buildings. But now, they’ve crossed the threshold and are embellishing our interiors. Their strength? A plethora of patterns, colours and styles. Cement tiles add character to a room, making it unique and attractive, particularly bathrooms! If you want to create a total contrast with the rest of an apartment, don’t be miserly when it comes to a total look, that, as in Emmanuel Bossuet‘s or Anne-Sophie Pailleret‘s homes, will take you on a journey to Marrakech and its Marjorelle Garden. We won’t hold it against you, quite the contrary! Treat yourself to the cement tiles that most suit your personal style. Those that you’ll spend plenty of time with, in summer or in winter. A texture, a colour, an embossed design – can change your mood. Use them like wallpaper! A section of wall, the focal point of a fireplace, a frieze-style kitchen splashback – the possibilities are endless. At The Socialite Family, if we had one piece of advice, it would be this: choose a traditional design with Hispanic or graphic inspirations and lay the cement tiles on the floor to add a masterly effect to your room. When it comes to the walls, go for an understated look and a softer, yellowy ochre colour. The combination will result in a greater feeling of space, particularly in small rooms, as in Charlotte Vauvillier‘s home.
It’s one of the oldest floors in the world. The terrazzo, or granito, had already seduced people from Ancient Rome before convincing us and arriving in our homes. Directly coming from Italy, its name comes from a province near Verona and...
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