Cement tiles for hallway and entrance

The calling card of the house! The entrance area welcomes you every day - for a lifetime.

Even today, cement tiles and terrazzo tiles can still be found in entrances from the turn of the century. VIA cement mosaic tiles are a good choice for renovating houses from the Wilhelminian era. This restores the original condition and preserves the value of the house.

[Translate to Englisch:] VIA Zementmosaikplatten N° 10453

[Translate to Englisch:] VIA Zementmosaikplatte N° 51078

Welcome flowers

A friendly welcome for all visitors - the VIA flower meadow is a real eye-catcher when the door opens.

It's nice when the walls get some colour too!

Pattern no. 51078

[Translate to Englisch:] VIA Zementmosaikplatte Blumenwiese im Treppenhaus

[Translate to Englisch:] VIA Terrazzo im Eingang

Terrace No. T03401

Terrace im Flur

is a good choice - here combined with the chalk paint N° 606 Belgian grey.

Terrace No. T03261

[Translate to Englisch:] VIA Terrazzo im Flur

VIA cement mosaic panel with multicoloured pattern in the entrance area of a villa — © Andreas Jung

Elaborate pattern reproduced for the Villa Rimpau in Braunschweig.

Pattern N° 51049/165

VIA cement mosaic tiles in the hallway with wooden staircase

Art Nouveau cement panel from Barcelona in shades of grey.

Pattern N° 13660

VIA flower plate in the classic terrazzo colours red, white grey and black. — © Johannes Fink Photography

Enchanting floral tile in the classic terrazzo colours red, white grey and black.

Pattern N° 711252

VIA terrazzo tiles in the old building in the hallway with wooden floorboards

The "knot tile" can be wonderfully combined or laid as a single ornament.

Pattern N° 710332

VIA terrazzo tiles in the stairwell with beautiful wall colours — © Thomas Rook

The black Terrazzo coarse slab harmonises beautifully with the stairs and wall.

Pattern N° 900060

VIA cement mosaic tile N° 12254 in the hallway

The calling card of the house! Our chestnut tile - the mosaic tiles make the pattern reminiscent of an antique mosaic floor. Ideal for rooms between indoors and outdoors.

Pattern N° 12254

[Translate to Englisch:] VIA Gingko-Muster im Flur

Gingko sends its regards

Even in such a narrow hallway with a width of just over 1.20 metres, a carpet can be used to create an inviting entrance.

The pattern is an Art Nouveau design from Barcelona.

Model No 51074

Chalk paint N° 511 Alabaster

VIA water lily platter in the Spanish salon

VIA Two-coloured floral cement tile in black and grey-green.

Pattern N° 10853

[Translate to Englisch:] VIA Zementfliesen in schwarzgrün im Flur mit Tür

Pattern N° 10853

[Translate to Englisch:] Zementfliesen pflegen mit Schmierseife

How do I clean the floor?

The kitchen floor is only wiped with moisturising soft soap.

Click here for maintenance

[Translate to Englisch:] Zementfliesen pflegen mit Diamantpolierpads

How is my floor polished?

Old cement tile floors can be polished with diamond polishing pads.

Small and large polishing pads

Mineral impregnation of the terrazzo tiles

How do I protect my cement and terrazzo tiles in the kitchen?

We offer VIA tile oil and VIA mineral impregnation for impregnation.

Oil or mineral impregnation?

Can cement tiles also be laid as a kitchen splashback?

Yes, but we recommend installing a glass panel behind the hob, for example.

Further FAQs

VIA cement mosaic panel in chequerboard pattern

Cement mosaic tilesN° 02 and N° 60

Impressive entrance and reception area with black and white VIA terrazzo tiles

Elegant Art Decó ornament - the pattern can be wonderfully combined with many tiles from the VIA range - as here in the magnificent entrance at VIA in Bacharach.

Pattern N° 710660

Entrance with diagonally laid terrazzo tiles from VIA

The striped terrazzo tile can be laid to form rombes. Combined with N° 711052, it can also be used to create serrated and longitudinal stripes. Like all terrazzo tiles, the stripes can also be combined with bordered and plain tiles.

Pattern N° 710952

VIA produces two versions of this terrazzo pattern - here the lighter version with the white rombe. The pattern can be laid as a classic 3D pattern or as a star.

Pattern N° 710701

Cement mosaic tiles from VIA in the stairwell in shades of green — © Fiona Körner, architecture by heltwerk architekten

Wilhelminian style panel from northern Germany - the diagonal pattern stretches and connects rooms.

Pattern N° 51060/141

Classic two-colour cement tile in black and white in the hallway — © Lorenz and Mickel Architects, photo Thomas Graichen

Diagonally patterned tiles make rooms appear larger and in old buildings, sloping, non-rectangular walls are less noticeable. To achieve this effect, it is important that the pattern is not framed with plain tiles, but simply runs into the wall.

Pattern N° 10460

[Translate to Englisch:] VIA Terrazzo schwarz-weiß im Flur

[Translate to Englisch:] Klassische zweifarbige Zementfliese in graubraun und weiß in einem Flur

Pattern N° 10454

VIA cement mosaic tile in the colour light green in a hallway

Platte N° 21

Classic two-tone cement tile in grey-green and white in the hallway

Pattern N° 10453

Classic two-tone cement tile in grey-green and white in a hallway

Pattern N° 10453

VIA chequered tiles in the entrance area with floral pattern

Muster N° 40553

Elaborate cement tile from Barcelona in a hallway

Model N° 1100

Cement tiles from VIA in the hallway with brown wooden door

Model No 12254

Terrazzo tiles in the hallway

Terrazzo tiles are "crumb eaters". The top layer of the tiles consists of lime or marble chippings.

[Translate to Englisch:] Zweifarbige Terrazzoplatte im Eingang bei VIA in Bacharach

Noble and robust

VIA terrazzo tiles are particularly popular in entrance areas. Patterns are always less sensitive than plain tiles.

Pattern N° 710660

[Translate to Englisch:] VIA Mehrfarbige kleinteilig gemusterte Zementfliese mit schwarzem Grund in einem Flur

Wilhelminian style

Pattern N° 11860 fits perfectly into this Wilhelminian-style hallway.

The black of the staircase, the mouldings and the hall cupboard are picked up and the colour of the entrance door also matches the classic cement tile, which has been a permanent fixture in the VIA range for more than 15 years.

Model No 11860

VIA cement mosaic tile N° 11860 Hallway with stairs

[Translate to Englisch:] VIA blaue Riffelplatte im Flur

Chequer plates

Even today, they can still be found in many house entrances - grooved cement tiles. It is often wrongly assumed that they are difficult to clean - the opposite is the case!

Pattern no. 40143