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Cement Tiles 3D

Designed by the Portuguese designer Ana Sofia inspired by details found in her home country architecture, Portugal. Details like the traditional hydraulic floors, the wall tiles, stone details, metal of the window rails, or wood decorations on the building doors, found all around Portugal.

This 3D cement tiles are reproductions of the walldecor patterns. This product is more sturdy and durable then the walldecor and can be exposed to outdoor elements.

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Cement Tile_Vicente

3d Cement tile, Vicente pattern. Great for adding movement to a wall, can me used in indoor and outdoor spaces.
Vicente series is inspired by an architectural detail existing on the fanlight of buildings entrance doors. The flanlights allow light and ventilation to enter the vestibules of buildings.
Size: 7.87in x 7.87in x .59in / 20cm x 20cm x 1.5cm

Cement Tile_Folha de Oliveira

3d Cement tile, Folha de Oliveira pattern. Great for adding movement to a wall, can me used in indoor and outdoor spaces.
Folha Oliveira series, is inspired by a traditional hydraulic floor tile, but you can also find this pattern in old wall tiles.
Size: 7.87in x 7.87in x .59in / 20cm x 20cm x 1.5cm

Cement Tile_Graça

3d Cement tile, Graça pattern. Great for adding movement to a wall, can me used in indoor and outdoor spaces.
Graça series is inspired by one of the few neighborhoods that has a view over Lisbon downtown, Bairro da Graça. The name of the neighborhood comes from Convento da Nossa Senhora da Graça, former Convento dos Agostinhos, founded in the 18th century.
Size: 7.87in x 7.87in x .59in / 20cm x 20cm x 1.5cm

Cement Tile_São Pedro

3d Cement tile, São Pedro pattern. Great for adding movement to a wall, can me used in indoor and outdoor spaces.
This series inspiration can be found at Jardim de São Pedro de Alcântara, more specifically the pavement on this garden, the famous Portuguese cobblestone.
São Pedro de Alcântara garden was built around 1864. The original project is from the 18 century, designed by the 2nd architect of the palace Convento de Mafra, João Pedro Ludovice.
This garden has a viewpoint where you can see the Lisbon Castel, Baixa de Lisboa, Graça viewpoint, São Vincente de Fora church, and also the south bank of the Tagus river.
Size: 7.87in x 7.87in x .59in / 20cm x 20cm x 1.5cm