Looking for fresh patterns of cement tile and need them immediately? There are four new patterns in stock that are certain to please! Patterns include blue and white geometric patterns, such as the Calais. In classic hues, there are also two new contemporary patterns: Stripes and Madesimo. Finally, a new style pattern, Bucharest, in a calming shade of green.

#1 - Calais Cement Tile

The ever-popular Calais pattern in blue and white is a traditional geometric design. This timeless design works equally well in modern and traditional settings. This basic design can be found at numerous restaurants, bistros, and coffee shops. The geometric pattern, which was originally inspired by stone tile, uses eight parallelograms within a typical octagon-and-dot pattern to produce a star or flower. If you enjoy clean lines, geometry, and pattern, the Calais is an excellent option for you. We find that the pattern works well in both modern and classic settings. Because of its clear, geometric lines, this pattern is suitable for modern design. Alternatively, it works well in traditional rooms because patterns were traditionally produced with two- or three-color geometric tiles. From the late 1800s through the early 1900s, this pattern can be found on cement tiles in both commercial and residential structures in Europe. Similar patterns can be found using penny hexagon tiles in the United States. This pattern and color are ideal for shower walls, bathroom wainscots, and powder room floors.

#2 - Stripes Cement Tile

Simple patterns offer a great deal of versatility in their use. The Classic Stripes in black and white are an excellent cement floor and wall tile with a contemporary design. This design can be used to make a diagonal stripe, a wide V-pattern, or a chevron. This is an excellent design for commercial settings, such as the lobby of a hotel, to direct guests to the reception desk, or apply a chevron or stripe pattern throughout the hallways. 

You can also enjoy this design on a wall. The stripes make a powerful statement, and the colors are straightforward to work with. You can even offset the tiles to create a non-traditional and amusing black-and-white pattern using mismatched pieces.

#3 - Mademiso Cement Tile

A Mademiso pattern maintains a modern aesthetic while softening the lines. This brand-new pattern is the epitome of trendy, modern style. Using intersecting squares on a diagonal grid, an eight-pointed star is formed. This pure, traditional color palette of black and white emphasizes the graphic impression. This design is perfect for softening the lines of a kitchen floor, backsplash, or accent wall.

#4 - Bucharest Cement Tile

If you enjoy traditional designs and the calming hues of green, the Bucharest pattern is ideal for you. Consider mixing jade and pine green with deeper wood tones or porcelain tiles imitating wood in a master spa. This pattern also makes an excellent floor tile for a formal dining room, especially when paired with a table made of oak or mahogany.