Arch Tan Tile

Warm naturals make the strongest allies: with the white and brown circles of Terrazzo Cercle Coco Tourterelle, think caramel leather, oak, rattan and off-white textiles, plus a touch of black to echo the contrast. This Carocim cement tile thrives on restraint — two or three accent tones keep the graphic Heju design centre stage.

Two words sum it up: soft minimalism. The Heju collection, home of Terrazzo Cercle Coco Tourterelle, asked a contemporary studio to rethink the cement tile through pure forms — circles, arches, waves — and quiet palettes like this white and brown. Carocim supplied the ancestral craft; Heju supplied a Mediterranean-modern eye. The result is graphic serenity.

On a south-facing terrace, the sun works hard, but so does the protection: Carocim's systematic anti-UV treatment shields the pigments of its outdoor cement tiles, Terrazzo Cercle Coco Tourterelle included, keeping the white and brown contrast real over time. Maintain the pore-filling sealer and clean gently, and the circles will stay sharply drawn.

No launch date to give you, but its language is unmistakably current: Terrazzo Cercle Coco Tourterelle belongs to the contemporary Heju collection at Carocim, where rounded forms and white-brown contrast replace historical repeats. It is a recent creation in cement tile form, married to a craft that itself goes back generations — for details, ask Carocim.

Waxing is not required at all: a cement tile like Terrazzo Cercle Coco Tourterelle asks only for a pore-filling water-repellent sealer after laying, renewed when water stops beading, plus routine cleaning with neutral soap. Avoid acids and bleach entirely. That simple Carocim-recommended routine keeps the matte white and brown surface at its best.