Architecture, memory and color

Colonial cement tile floors

Cement tiles are part of the visual language of homes, patios and haciendas in Yucatán. A contemporary project can recover that atmosphere without copying it literally, using proportion, color and a pattern suited to the architecture.

Cement tile floor in the architecture of a Yucatán hacienda

A floor worthy of the architecture

Arches, tall walls and wood doors deserve a material with real presence. Cement tile brings that visual language into the house without turning the project into a period set.

Color can remake a classic motif

Earth colors, greens and blues keep a traditional reading. A shorter, sharper palette can bring the same geometry into a contemporary home without erasing its roots.

We also review replacement work

If part of an old floor remains, send a straight-on photo, dimensions and a physical sample when possible. We can study the geometry and find the closest color combination.

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

Can you reproduce an old cement tile pattern?

Yes when the geometry can be prepared as a mold. Clear photos, dimensions and colors let us review a reproduction or find a close pattern in the catalog.

Do you have tile for colonial homes and haciendas?

Yes. The collection includes florals, Greek keys, stars, borders and corners for patios, corridors, entrance halls and tall rooms.

How do I match an existing floor color?

A loose tile or physical sample is the best reference. We compare pigments from that piece and prepare a proposal that belongs with the original floor.

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Found a pattern you like?

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