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CEMENT TILE KITCHEN

November 15, 2013
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Modern kitchen with cement tiles, brass accents, black cabinets, subway tile backsplash and built in bookshelves

Love this kitchen!  Cement tiles, brass accents, black cabinets, subway tile backsplash, and amazing built in bookshelves.  A totally modern kitchen with a vintage warm style.  Love the stand alone turned wood leg table that acts as a kitchen island and the built in window bench seat.  Perfection.

Found this in interior designer Jessica Helgerson’s portfolio.  Nice work.

To me the biggest statement in the room comes from the floor.  I am obsessed with decorative cement tiles lately.  I’ve ordered some samples for a project I am working on.  You can see them later today on my Instagram account @cococozy.  I love the idea of a rich pattern on the floor.  It creates so much texture and depth to the room.

Black, grey, and white cement tile
Black, grey white cement tile – $.6.40 per piece (above)
Black Lacanche range in a modern kitchen with brass accents, cement tile floor and white subway tile backsplash
Shiny black Lacanche range with brass accents – a stove made for a chef!(above)
Black Lacanche range
Lacanche range in black (above)
Modern kitchen with a counter height antique wood table with turned legs acting as an island, cement tile floor, and brass pendant lights
An antique looking counter height wood table with turned legs acts as a stylish kitchen island (above)
Small brass Hicks Pendant light
Hicks Pendant Light – on sale $399 (above)
Gold velvet tufted sofa in a window nook in a modern kitchen with built in bookshelves
Love this gold velvet tufted sofa sitting under the window in a nook created by the kitchen’s built ins (above)
Modern kitchen with cement tiles, black cabinets, and brass pendant lights

What do you think of this kitchen?  Any elements you like?

Remember to follow @COCOCOZY on Instagram…I’ll share my cement tile finds a little later today!

Happy Friday!

xo
Coco

Photo: Jessica Helgerson

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6 responses to “CEMENT TILE KITCHEN”

  1. Melissa@TheChicDream says:
    November 15, 2013 at 9:18 AM

    I love everything about this kitchen. Black cabinets, Moroccan tile, interesting island, beams, sitting area. Love, love, love. The tile that you picked may be the same that I was thinking about using as my backsplash when we redo our kitchen. Thanks for the fabulous tour!

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  2. ArchitectDesign™ says:
    November 15, 2013 at 1:49 PM

    yes -i love this trend. These concrete tiles are known as ‘encaustic’ and were used in early spanish houses – especially in tropical places like Cuba and are associated with them. The patterns, even the old ones, still look so modern and fun!

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  3. Ivy Lane says:
    November 16, 2013 at 6:29 AM

    The beams, the brass, the floors… the window seat..the…the… ALL OF IT!!! 🙂

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  4. khaki salmon says:
    November 16, 2013 at 2:32 PM

    Fabulous kitchen! I not only love the color scheme but all the little details, as well. Thanks for sharing this wonderful room. 🙂

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  5. Karen Fields says:
    November 17, 2013 at 7:01 AM

    Gorgeous elegance. Love the patterned floor and contrasts throughout.

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  6. Arpi Nalbandian says:
    November 20, 2013 at 9:12 AM

    The cement tile floors are gorgeous. A wonderful choice for timeless, classic designs. Thanks for showcasing their beauty!

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