Repeating diagonal checkerboard pattern of square tiles, split into beige and terracotta triangles with a terrazzo texture.

photorealistic floor made of square ceramic tiles in a straight grid. The tiles are not rotated. The whole floor is completely painted: all tiles, all grout lines and all old colors are covered with paint, no original tile color, grout color or mosaic color is visible. Each tile is divided into two equal triangles by one diagonal line at 45 degrees. The painting is diagonal, but the tiles stay straight. One triangle is a very light warm beige (NCS S 1005-Y50R, yellow-red tone). The other triangle is a dark warm reddish terracotta (NCS S 4040-Y50R). The diagonal lines continue perfectly across both tiles and grout so the pattern is not broken. Four tiles together make one big diamond-shaped square, so the whole floor becomes a repeating diagonal checkerboard pattern. Under the paint there is a mosaic stone texture only as relief: small stone pieces and a slightly uneven ceramic surface, like terrazzo, but all those colors are fully covered by the two paint colors. Grout lines are visible only as thin grooves in the Mehr sehen