Black Bohemian Hexagon

Protection comes as standard: Carocim systematically applies an anti-UV treatment to its exterior cement tiles, Hexagone Bohème Noir included. The black, red, green and white pigments are shielded from solar radiation and keep their true colours. The floral motif inspired by traditional embroidery therefore holds its authentic, warm character outdoors, season after season, without washing out.

One format carries this design: a 20 x 23 cm hexagon, 16 mm thick, the shape that best serves its embroidery-inspired floral motif. This Carocim cement tile was drawn for those proportions. If your project needs a different dimension, get in touch with Carocim to explore what the collection can offer as an alternative.

Behind every Hexagone Bohème Noir stands a workshop where pigments are poured by hand into a brass divider, pressed and air-dried, the full cement tile tradition. For visit arrangements, the simplest route is to contact Carocim directly: the team will tell you what can be organised. Meanwhile, each tile already tells the story of that black, red, green and white craftsmanship.

Yes, in a sense: its stylised flowers are drawn from traditional embroidery, a folk art where blooms carried wishes of prosperity and welcome. Hexagone Bohème Noir translates that heritage into a cement tile, black ground lit with red, green and white. Laid across a floor, the Carocim hexagon becomes a woven textile in stone: authentic, warm and quietly symbolic.

Martine Murat is the designer behind the range, and Carocim.com presents her collection alongside each tile. Her work for Carocim, including this hexagonal cement tile with its embroidery-inspired floral decor in black, red, green and white, expresses a very personal take on the craft. Browsing the Martine Murat pages gives you the full picture of the collaboration around Hexagone Bohème Noir.