Antique Reclaimed Cement Tiles with Four-Leaf Clover Pattern on a Plum Background – Mid-Twentieth Century, CEM 241

Essential and rhythmic, the decor of these mid-twentieth-century cement tiles encloses four sand-colored leaves arranged in a cross within a plum-colored square, featuring a light-colored frame that creates a regular grid when laid. Salvaged in the province of Lucca, they measure 20x20 cm with a thickness of 2 cm and are available in 319 pieces, totaling 12.76 sqm.

Features and Strengths

• Dimensions and Availability: 20x20 cm | Thickness 2 cm | 319 pieces, totaling 12.76 sqm
• Authenticity and Era: Antique cement tiles from the mid-1900s, salvaged in the province of Lucca.
• Material and Finish: Two-tone cement tile: quatrefoil motif with sand-colored pointed leaves on a plum square field, light-colored perimeter frame; matte surface with a natural patina.
• Condition: Excellent state of preservation.
• Maintenance: A weekly wipe with a damp mop and neutral detergent is sufficient. In more humid seasons, it is advisable to ventilate the rooms well and avoid rugs with rubber backings, which trap moisture and may alter the surface color.

Intended Use

With 12.76 sqm available, you can pave a large living area or a couple of adjacent rooms. The understated two-tone color scheme and the frame of each tile create an orderly grid effect that also looks great in the most essential and contemporary interiors.

• Living rooms and living areas
• Contemporary kitchens with vintage accents
• Mid-century inspired interiors
• Showrooms, galleries, and exhibition spaces