The pattern is part of the tile
In encaustic cement tile, color is placed inside the mold before the tile is pressed. There is no printed image trying to look handmade. That depth, together with the small variations of hand production, gives the floor a presence that ceramic printing cannot reproduce.
The colors are chosen with you
A pattern can use a different palette and coordinate with border and corner tiles. The kitchen, patio or lobby no longer has to adapt to factory colors. The floor can respond to the architecture, the light and the character you want.
The value is in the finished room
Ceramic may cost less at first and look more uniform. Encaustic cement tile asks for better planning, installation and sealing, but it delivers something different. It is a repairable, customizable surface that can become the most recognizable part of the room.