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Commissioned by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, these dimensional concrete blocks are an iconic original feature within this recently renovated @amsterdammodern project. Our Black cement 4x8's anchor this layered living area, letting the original tile do all the talking. 📸 by @yoshihiromakino

Color is nice, but texture really raises the stakes. This serene space is surrounded in matte Jaipur Pink cement 2x8's – a lighter neutral, somewhere between pink and beige with just enough saturation to make a statement. Design by @demiliodesign 📸 by @margaret.wright

Marble meets its match in this (super) natural shower designed by @amberinteriors – featuring our Glazed Earth 2x6 zellige. 📸 by @shadedeggesphotography

A rainbow of neutrals, featuring a few of our favorite new terrazzo tiles – packed with perfectly paired aggregate for a look that's equally mod and marvelous. From top to bottom: Sunnylands Las Palmas Bungalow Sputnik Mirage

LA story: the newly opened @cafetelegrama Kelp Forest ceramic 2x8’s welcome you to this delightful dinery, where bright light and natural tones create a quietly captivating space. Architecture and interiors by @_era.studio

A master class in color from @amberinteriors. Rich and refined, this Canvas and Canyon cement floor sets the tone for a mix of carefully curated touches.

As if 360-degree tile isn’t a guaranteed hit, add in an arch and we’re fully smitten. This mix of 2x2 and 4x4 Pure White zellige is nothing short of perfection. Design by @navilize 📸 by @jpricephoto_

A dark and dreamy powder room from @millroad.studio featuring our Ethereal Blue ceramic 2x8’s. Dark tones in small spaces is always a vibe. 📸 by @amybartlam

Cotto in Fired Earth — our reliably rustic high-fired terra cotta, imbued with earthy oxides of ochres and reds. Seen here in our 6.5 x 13” rectangle for @thejoshuatreehouse

Serene green and soft white meet in a vertically stacked checkerboard of 4x8” cement tiles by @sarahshermansamuel Seen here in Saguaro and Bone

From designer @katiemonkhouseinteriors — “Taking risks with color is only a gamble if it’s not thoughtful. Making sure the color speaks to the other elements in the home creates a feeling of the unexpected but familiar and no longer seems like a risk… it’s just good design.” “This tile color was called Nana’s Lipstick And from what I can tell, Nana must have been 🔥💥🦊💋💄” (She really was) 📸 by @stephaniecrusso

@poppyandashinteriors stretches the limits of this rose-hued color family with a Desert Bloom zellige shower and Chimayo and Bone checkerboard cement floor for a loud and lovely mix. 📸 by @nolancalischphoto