Curves that become complete

Circle and medallion cement tiles

Quarter circles, arches and radial forms often transform as pieces meet. This collection groups designs that create discs, rosettes, waves and medallions at different scales.

Arco cement tile with a quarter circle on a light background
Matched by visual attributes

Explore the patterns in this collection

Each result is linked by motifs found in its reviewed visual description. Open a design to inspect its repeat and compatible pieces.

Do not judge the design by one tile

An arch in one corner can become a full circle when four tiles meet. The design page shows the repeatable unit so the drawing is not misread.

Choosing the motif scale

Large medallions read from farther away; small circles create a more continuous rhythm. Compare the unit with the room’s actual dimensions.

Frame it or let it continue

A circular composition can run wall to wall or sit inside a border. The room, entrances and desired visual weight should guide that decision.

A simple way to begin

Turn a pattern you like into a quote

  1. Choose a patternLook at its full repeat and matching border pieces.
  2. Try the colorsSave the version that works with your room.
  3. Send the measurementsAdd the quantity and delivery city, and we will prepare the quote.

Frequently asked questions

How many tiles form one circle?

The repeat unit determines the quantity: many designs complete the circle with four rotated tiles, while others contain the medallion within one piece. The pattern preview makes the difference visible.

Can I form waves instead of circles?

Some designs support different readings when orientation changes. The final layout should be defined before installation.

How do I center a medallion?

Enter the surface dimensions and move the grid origin in MD Planner to study the cuts around the module.

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Found a pattern you like?

Send the pattern, measurements, quantity and delivery city. We will take it from there.