Concrete Made Simple: Nemo Tile

The Opus collection from Nemo Tile + Stone showcases the raw and varied structure of worn concrete without the cost of installation or the labor of finishing and maintenance. Whether used for hospitality, retail, or even residential interiors, these large-format porcelain tiles add an industrial appeal in a variety of sizes and three colorways.

Karina Campos

March 22, 2018

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The Opus collection from Nemo Tile + Stone showcases the raw and varied structure of worn concrete without the cost of installation or the labor of finishing and maintenance. Whether used for hospitality, retail, or even residential interiors, these large-format porcelain tiles add an industrial appeal in a variety of sizes and three colorways. nemotile.com

Located in Newtown Square, Penn., and designed by Jeffrey Beers International, the Firepoint Grill restaurant features the Opus collection in Tar. Installed on the floors of both the main dining area and the outside patio, the design team took advantage of the tile’s ability to be used both indoors and out.PHOTOGRAPH BY MAX TOUHEY

Nemo Design Director Katie Michael-Battaglia chose Opus for the company’s own location in Red Bank, N.J. The 4,000 square-foot showroom includes a featured retail area and a dedicated contractor space.PHOTOGRAPH BY NEMO TILE + STONE

Lilian H Weinreich Architects chose Nemo’s Opus for a residential apartment building in the Manhattan neighborhood of Murray Hill. The shower installation highlights yet another application option for the versatile line.PHOTOGRAPH BY FRANCIS DZIKOWSKI

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