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Contemporary through and through: Carreau Vague Herbe carries an organic wavy divide in brown and pale pink, drawn by studio Heju for Carocim — a world away from traditional rosettes and star repeats. Only the technique is ancestral: each cement tile is handcrafted the time-honoured way, which gives this modern design its depth of colour and matte texture.

Carreau Vague Herbe is listed at €220.50 per square metre, supplied in boxes of 12 cement tiles covering 0.48 m². The product data does not specify tax treatment, and it can depend on your situation and delivery country, so confirm the VAT details with Carocim when requesting your quote through Carocim.com.

Because its surface is mineral and cement-based, acidity is this tile's true enemy: vinegar etches and dulls a cement tile like Carreau Vague Herbe, just as lemon or harsh descalers would. Stick to neutral soap and water, keep the pore-filling sealer fresh, and the brown and pale pink of this Carocim design will stay flawless.

Yes, there is a dedicated answer to sun exposure: Carocim's systematic anti-UV treatment, applied to its outdoor cement tiles including Carreau Vague Herbe. It shields the pigments so colours stay real under strong light. Pair it with a colourless pore-filling sealer after installation and the matte finish keeps both its protection and its natural look.

Contemporary interiors are its natural home: the Heju collection, which includes Carreau Vague Herbe, was designed as a Mediterranean-modern take on the cement tile, all soft curves and quiet palettes. That said, its restraint lets it slip gracefully into classic settings too, where Carocim's handcrafted texture bridges old architecture and current design.