Butter Yellow Sioux Tile

Twelve tiles per box, endless combinations: Carreau Sioux Jaune Beurre shares its 20 x 20 cm format and 16 mm thickness with the other Carocim ranges, so mixing collections is technically seamless. Pull a plain tile in butter yellow or soft blue from the house palette to frame the Petit Pan flower, and the whole cement tile composition stays perfectly level and coherent.

Among rattan, linen and pale wood, this cement tile behaves like sunshine on a picnic blanket: the butter yellow of Carreau Sioux Jaune Beurre warms the fibres' beige tones, while its pink and blue petals add just enough contrast. The hand-pressed matte finish of Carocim tiles shares the same honest, tactile spirit as natural materials — a naturally happy family.

Yes, delightfully: each Carreau Sioux Jaune Beurre carries a complete stylised flower, so a single tile already tells the story. Scatter a few through a plain floor, line them up as a skirting accent, or frame one trio above a basin. This Carocim cement tile was drawn by Petit Pan with exactly that kind of playful, standalone charm in mind.

A bespoke colourway is a dedicated production run: the workshop must prepare custom pigments and press your version of Carreau Sioux Jaune Beurre separately, which does carry a premium over the €226.80 per m² catalogue price. Carocim quotes case by case, depending on quantity and colours. For standard projects, the ready-made cement tile palette remains the most economical route.

Three pigmented cements — yellow, pink and blue — are hand-poured into a brass divider tracing the Petit Pan flower; a layer of mortar follows, then the hydraulic press compacts the whole into one solid cement tile. Each Carreau Sioux Jaune Beurre then cures slowly without firing at the Carocim workshop in Provence. Hands, brass and patience: nothing else.