Rosette Trivet

For everyday cement care, black soap is often mentioned, but Carocim instead recommends a mild, pH-neutral soap for Dessous Plat Rosace, safer over time. Lukewarm water and a soft cloth are generally enough to clean this trivet after use.

No, Dessous Plat Rosace does not belong to a tile collection as such: it is part of Carocim's trivet range, distinct from the house's floor collections. Its rosette pattern draws on a classic graphic vocabulary from the cement tile repertoire.

A plain wall, in a light paint colour or natural stone, flatters a table set with Dessous Plat Rosace nicely. Carocim suggests letting this cement trivet be the visual focus, without overloading the wall with heavy decoration around the table.

Dessous Plat Rosace comes straight from Carocim's own design studio, which imagines and develops its home pieces itself. This in-house origin keeps it aligned with the spirit of the brand, between graphic patterns and considered materials. Carocim treats this hands-on control as a guarantee of consistency across its entire decorative collection.

A rosette pattern structures the surface of Dessous Plat Rosace, designed by Carocim as a piece that is both useful and graphic. Its circular composition catches the eye without ever getting in the way of its core role protecting a table. Carocim treats it as a piece noticed just as much as it is used, day to day.