Sabine Hill

Sabine Hill Hard surfaces reimagined. Sabine Hill was born on Balboa Island in Southern California in the summer of 2010. Thus, concrete tile was decided upon.

Lyndsey Glasener (founder of Sabine Hill) was spending the summer there with her husband and son, Will. Will was just learning to walk, so every night the Glasener family strolled around the island enjoying the beautiful yachts and the amazing new construction homes. It was during these evening strolls that Lyndsey decided she wanted to design her own tile line. As a former employee for a national

tile manufacturer, Lyndsey has experience in sales and marketing in the tile industry, so it was a perfect fit! Lyndsey went through all the mediums - glass tile, ceramic tile, waterjet... - but they all seemed so saturated. Lyndsey became obsessed with patterns and starting seeing tile designs EVERYWHERE...even in the shadows. Designs were made via hand sketches and on computer programs. Then came the color palette, which she knew from sales, muted colors tend to sell more, so she kept the color palette very natural (for the most part), some bright colors were added for eye candy. The next step was to make these envisioned tiles come to life. Originally, Lyndsey was going to start her own manufacturing facility in Wisconsin (where she grew up and now lives). Research was done, presses were about to be purchased, but at the last minute she met with a manufacturing facility in the Dominican Republic that was a perfect fit. A state-of-the-art facility that couldn't be beat! The perfect marriage. And so the cornerstones for Sabine Hill cement tile were laid and the first collection was complete. While prototypes were being made, Lyndsey designed the website and catalog. She envisioned a user-friendly website that stored all information on the tiles, so it could be used by sales associates and by the end user. Lyndsey envisioned a rendering tool that could create endless color combinations, and even the opportunity to change designs by color placement. Over 2 million different color combinations can be made! Today, Sabine Hill can be found in 89 showrooms throughout the United States and Canada. Sabine Hill has supplied cement tile to Hotels, Restaurants and Residences around the World. Helping clients with custom patterns and custom color combinations, and turning their vision into reality...that's what we're all about!

Cement mosaics!  Various designs available, endless color options. Soft, buttery, and Handmade, by Sabine Hill.
07/23/2026

Cement mosaics! Various designs available, endless color options. Soft, buttery, and Handmade, by Sabine Hill.

Cool colorways on some classics
05/27/2026

Cool colorways on some classics

Malaga in some fun color ways! Which one would you use!?
05/18/2026

Malaga in some fun color ways! Which one would you use!?

We LOVE the history behind what we sell, and this is a good one! The Indestructible Classic: Belgian Bluestone350 millio...
05/16/2026

We LOVE the history behind what we sell, and this is a good one!

The Indestructible Classic: Belgian Bluestone
350 million years ago, during the Carboniferous period, the sea covered the southern half of what is now Belgium. It was here that Belgian Bluestone began its journey, forming from dense layers of calcareous remains left behind by underwater flora and fauna.
This premium limestone is uniquely characterized by its high concentration of crinoids—marine animals with limestone skeletons—alongside fossilized coral and shells. These organic details, often appearing as distinct gray and white fossils or delicate calcite veins, are the hallmark of the stone; in fact, the more visible the fossilized marine life, the more desirable and valuable the stone!
Beyond its prehistoric beauty, the stone's aesthetic is highly versatile. The specific carbon content and the chosen finish dictate its final tone, allowing for a spectrum that ranges from a soft, powdery blue-grey to a deep, dramatic black.
Today, around fifteen active quarries continue to extract this "indestructible classic," prized for its extreme density and resistance to frost and weathering.
Whether utilized in sleek interior design or rugged exterior architecture, Belgian Bluestone remains a testament to deep time and enduring natural elegance.

Another day on the Island!  The residences, designed by the  team for the . Manzanillo 8x8s with the Isabelle border, in...
05/14/2026

Another day on the Island! The residences, designed by the team for the .
Manzanillo 8x8s with the Isabelle border, in Antique Ivory and White.

Shower walls in Calacatta Gold 12x24s and shower floors in a basketweave mosaic in Calacatta Gold with Crema Marfil Dot.

Let's go to Harbour Island!  A custom tile design made for  for the .  Bunny was inspired by the tile in her own Dominic...
05/12/2026

Let's go to Harbour Island! A custom tile design made for for the . Bunny was inspired by the tile in her own Dominican Republic home (made by us!), so for this project she wanted to do something similar. This is the bar at the Briland Club; a 10x10 design with a border to match. Next post you will see all the tile in the Residences!

10 years ago, my daughter at the factory in the Dominican Republic.Was she designing tile or pretending to do quality co...
05/01/2026

10 years ago, my daughter at the factory in the Dominican Republic.
Was she designing tile or pretending to do quality control!?! Either way, pretty darn cute!

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