Sky Blue Toumèto Tile

Design time is not something the product page reveals, so no figure can honestly be given. What is certain: margaux Keller composed this quarter-rosette so that four cement tiles form a complete motif — a geometric puzzle that demands real precision. Carocim then translated her drawing into a mould, faithful to the sky blue, green and sand palette.

Yes, you can budget precisely: at €220.50 per square metre, measure your bathroom floor and walls to be covered, add about 10% for cuts, and round up to boxes of 0.48 m². A 4 m² floor, for instance, means roughly ten boxes. Ask Carocim for a quote including delivery of your cement tiles.

Margaux Keller is the name attached to this collection, which bears her signature quarter-rosette in several colourways, sky blue included. The product information mentions no other Carocim range under her name, so this cement tile family stands as her documented contribution — browse Carocim.com to see the designer collaborations side by side.

Twelve months a year, yes: this cement tile is rated for exterior use, and Carocim systematically applies an anti-UV treatment to its outdoor tiles, keeping the green, sand and white motifs true against the blue ground. Maintain the water-repellent sealer seasonally and the Margaux Keller design will face sun, rain and frost-free winters serenely.

Handcrafted production works to a nominal 16 mm: each Carocim cement tile is pressed in a calibrated mould, so thickness stays consistent across the piece, within the tiny tolerances inherent to handwork. A quality screed and double buttering absorb these micro-differences at laying, leaving your finished sky blue surface perfectly even underfoot.