Category Archives: concrete

Ogassian Tile Collection from Ann Sacks

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Through a partnership with the artist, designer and ceramicist Daniel Ogassian, Ann Sacks is introducing two new tile collections. They both feature bold, geometric forms in deep relief with distinctive 3D sculptural surfaces. The clay body tiles are made with buff and red terracotta and finished with rich, artisanal glazes to match each type of clay. Continue reading

Oceana: Contemporary Collection from Original Mission Tile

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Oceana is a new 2013 contemporary cement tile collection from Original Mission Tile. There are nine charming designs with the sea as inspiration in the 8” x 8” tiles with a choice of sixty colors available from the color palette. All the cement tiles are handmade and built with three layers of material to produce a compact and waterproof, unglazed tile that has the ability to withstand high compressive loads. Continue reading

Metal, Glass, Concrete and Timber Design from Axolotl

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Axolotl, based in Australia, is an international pioneer of innovative and creative metal, concrete, glass and timber products. Their unique range of products began with a semi-precious metal coating process developed by them that has become a benchmark for high end surface finishes in architecture and design. Axolotl Metal, is a process whereby liquefied semi-precious metals, such as zinc, copper or bronze can be bonded to the surface of any substrate. Continue reading

Contemporary Mood, Concrete Panels from Originepietra

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There are five new designs in the CONTEMPORARY MOOD, Concrete Collection from Originepietra based on a new look at the three-dimensional effect of modular concrete high-relief panels. The large scale contemporary architectural wall panel designs are composed of cement and inorganic ferrous oxides with designs based on the classic diamond-cut pattern of ceramic tiles. Continue reading

Terralite Cement from Terra Bona Materials

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Terralite Cement™ is a revolutionary, lightweight product made from cement and a proprietary, lightweight aggregate that only requires the addition of water. The tiny aerated Terralite Aggregate™ gives the cement a range of unique properties, including sound and thermal insulation. Since it is 80 percent lighter than traditional concrete it is ideal for flooring, wall systems, roofing and Geotechnical fill.  Continue reading

Modern Cement Tile Collection from Archipelago Tile

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A modern story infuses a timeless craft in the Archipelago Cement Tile collection. These handsome contemporary tiles are completely handmade, comprised of natural materials, and are cured rather than fired. The unique manufacturing process, perfected in France over 150 years ago, has stood the test of time and has traveled the globe, giving this medium a compelling green, global, and historic story. Continue reading

Concrete Lamp from Unit-Berlin

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The Concrete Lamp was designed and handmade for a restaurant in Berlin and now a limited number are available to the public. The cast-in-place concrete lamp celebrates the relationship between concrete and reinforced steel. The tabletop version is supported on a steel ring and the pendant is supported with a custom rebar stem.  Continue reading

Mod Moroccan Cement Tiles from Popham Design

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These cement tiles are handmade by skilled artisans in Marrakech and take inspiration from it’s culture, including architectural motifs, landscapes and everyday objects. The tiles contain locally found materials that include black and white cement, inorganic pigments and marble. Continue reading