Limited editions

Some tiles you simply lay, and others you choose the way you would choose a work of art. Cimenterie de la Tour’s limited editions belong to the second kind. Born from collaborations with designers and creators with strong identities, these exclusive cement tile collections are handmade to order in our workshop, with the same high standards as our traditional ranges but with an extra creative dimension that turns a floor or a wall into a true decorative statement.

When design meets material

A cement tile is not just a surface covering. It is an interior decision, a statement of taste, sometimes even an aesthetic manifesto. That conviction is precisely what lies behind Cimenterie de la Tour’s limited editions: the idea that the floors and walls of a space deserve as much attention as the furniture you choose, the materials you select or the lights you hang.

These designer cement tile collections were born from encounters between our workshop and creators whose common ground is a graphic world strong enough to be expressed in the material. No generic patterns, no aesthetic compromises: each collection bears the signature of its author and fits into an interior project like a collector’s piece.

Spaces designed differently

Imagine an entrance whose floor welcomes visitors with a geometric layout of clockwork precision, from François Combaud’s MFC collection. Or an open-plan kitchen where the splashback bursts with colour and energy thanks to Eli Gutierrez’s Melipapi patterns, turning a functional space into a statement of intent. These exclusive cement tiles do more than cover a surface: they define the atmosphere of an entire room.
In a bathroom, the patterns of Piergil Fourquié’s MPF collection create visual continuity between floor and walls, with that rare quality of a pattern that works as well in a large layout as in a border around a walk-in shower. In a hallway, Sandy Rubio’s Mini Pöt tiles bring a warmth and softness that turn a passageway into a true decorative moment, with references to textile arts and folk embroidery that evoke a lived-in, personal home, far from soulless interiors.
For living spaces that want to combine sophistication and character, Clémentine Chambon’s MCC collection offers seemingly understated patterns with a visual richness that is fully revealed once laid: on a living room floor, they create a backdrop that interacts with every piece of furniture without ever overpowering it. And for the boldest projects, the MAPP patterns by the Appelle Moi Papa studio are confident decorative choices, designed for kitchens, shops or workspaces that claim a strong graphic identity.

Exclusive by nature

These patterns are exclusive to Cimenterie de la Tour. You will not find them anywhere else, not in DIY superstores, not in every interior. That is exactly what makes them consistent decorative choices for projects that want to stand out: a family home that wants an unforgettable entrance, a Parisian apartment whose bathroom is meant to take centre stage, a shop or hotel building its visual identity right down to the floor.

Working with Cimenterie de la Tour’s limited editions means choosing a cement tile unlike any other, in a space unlike any other.

The designers

François Combaud: MFC collection

François Combaud is a graphic designer and typographer. His work is recognisable by its geometric rigour, its sense of rhythm and a rare ability to create visual tension from simple shapes. His MFC collection for Cimenterie de la Tour translates this world with remarkable precision: clean compositions that reveal all their depth once laid. Ideal for an entrance, a hallway or a living room floor, these designer cement tiles work as well in a Haussmann apartment as in contemporary architecture.

Eli Gutierrez: Melipapi collection

A Spanish designer based in Paris, Eli Gutierrez has for years developed a visual language rooted in popular culture and colour. The Melipapi collection for Cimenterie de la Tour is an invitation to joy: generous patterns, bold colour combinations and an unapologetic Mediterranean energy. These exclusive cement tiles naturally become the focal point of an open-plan kitchen, a splashback, a bright bathroom or an entrance hall you want to be memorable.

Piergil Fourquié: MPF collection

Piergil Fourquié is an illustrator and art director known for a line that is both precise and organic. The MPF collection explores the boundaries between textile pattern and architectural surface. Each designer cement tile in this collection works on its own or in repetition, with that quality unique to great patterns: they never become tiresome. Particularly suited to bathrooms and wet areas, the MPF collection can be laid on floors and walls, in a continuous layout or as a border.

Sandy Rubio: Mini Pöt collection

Sandy Rubio is a textile designer whose world draws on embroidery, folk and traditional decorative arts. Her Mini Pöt collection for Cimenterie de la Tour reinterprets these references with a tenderness and delicacy that contrast with the idea people sometimes have of cement tiles. These exclusive cement tiles are for interiors that seek softness without sacrificing originality: a revisited country-house kitchen, a poetic bathroom, a child’s bedroom like no other.

Clémentine Chambon: MCC collection

Clémentine Chambon is a product designer and set designer. Her work is marked by constant research into form, material and use. Her MCC collection brings this approach to cement tiles: patterns that seem simple at first glance but reveal a subtle complexity once laid. Laid in large format in a living room or as a border in a bathroom, these designer cement tiles mark a carefully thought-out interior, with a restraint and elegance that transcend trends.

Appelle Moi Papa: MAPP collection

Appelle Moi Papa is a Parisian graphic design studio known for its striking visuals and strong image culture. The MAPP collection for Cimenterie de la Tour is probably the most graphic of all the limited editions: patterns that embrace their visual impact, designed for spaces that do not seek to blend into the decor but to define it. Exclusive cement tiles particularly suited to shops, restaurants, workspaces and residential interiors that have something to say.

Exclusive by nature

These patterns are exclusive to Cimenterie de la Tour. You will not find them anywhere else, not in DIY superstores, not in every interior. That is exactly what makes them consistent decorative choices for projects that want to stand out: a family home that wants an unforgettable entrance, a Parisian apartment whose bathroom is meant to take centre stage, a shop or hotel building its visual identity right down to the floor.

Working with Cimenterie de la Tour’s limited editions means choosing a cement tile unlike any other, in a space unlike any other.