Kermesse Grey Tile

Within the Carocim catalogue, this design is produced as a 20 x 20 cm square, the historic format of the cement tile, and no rectangular version is listed. The square proportion is actually part of the pattern's balance: the central star needs it to radiate evenly. For rectangular needs, the workshop can suggest alternatives.

Yes, unmistakably: the playful star wrapped in circular shapes, the joyful grey, yellow and coral palette and the luminous, rhythmic finish all carry the signature of Petit Pan, the designer behind this Carocim collection. It is a cheerful, generous take on the cement tile that stands out immediately from traditional pattern books.

Not quite: one box contains 12 cement tiles and covers 0.48 m², so allow roughly two boxes per square metre of surface. This packaging keeps each Carocim tile safely wedged during transport. Calculate your total area, add a cutting margin, then convert into boxes — the workshop can double-check the count with you.

Five colourways already interpret the Kermesse star designed by Petit Pan for Carocim — including blue, black, orange and pink alongside this grey — and the catalogue of cement tiles evolves regularly. No release schedule is published, so check the current collection when planning; existing shades are the safest base for a project.

When a project involves a large surface, payment terms are discussed directly with the workshop: Carocim handles sizeable orders of cement tiles case by case, from quotation to delivery scheduling. With Kermesse Gris listed at €226.80 per square metre, asking for a tailored quote is the best way to align budget and instalments.