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These are 8" hexagonal cement tiles (230x200mm), using colors from the South Beach Palette.
"Paisley Leaf" Modern Art Deco cement tile by renowned English artist and designer Cressida Bell. This pattern was initially produced as a fabric for menswear designer Richard James and draws inspiration from an interior at "Charleston" — the house that was a gathering point for the Bloomsbury Group. It is now featured on Bell's lamps and shades. Design your own colorway in our Tile Design Tool.
Unlike with many other products, custom cement tile has no special mark-up. In fact, custom tile can
sometimes be slightly less, or even significantly less with large enough orders. Essentially, all cement
tile is custom: each tile is hand-made. We pioneered the online in-stock experience to overcome the only difficulty
of custom tile: production time. If your project doesn't require your tile for 10-14 weeks or more, and your
project is over 78 square feet, custom tile may be your best choice.
You can choose from hundreds of patterns and dozens of colors in the
South Beach Palette
You can even have us create a new, and unique pattern for less than you think... just ask us for details.
Call us or e-mail to discuss your project or order samples.
For e-mail quote requests, please provide with your patterns and quantities a call-back number and a delivery
address with zip code, and let us know if this location is residential, or commercial (loading dock or forklift
present).
After searching for a custom freight quote, we'll create and send you an invoice, with several payment options,
including major credit cards, Paypal, and their "Bill Me Later" financing service.
For e-mail quote requests, please provide with your patterns and quantities a call-back number and a delivery
address with zip code, and let us know if this location is residential, or commercial (loading dock or forklift
present).
Inspiration
Paisley Leaf Hex Samples
"Paisley Leaf" modern whimsical cement tile by renowned English artist and designer Cressida Bell. This pattern was initially produced as a fabric for menswear designer Richard James and draws inspiration from an interior at "Charleston" — the house that
