Illustrator Pattern Library - Mediterranean Floors
Description: Seamless Mediterranean floor patterns in terracotta, honey and chalk tones, with the character of traditional clay tiles and stone inlays.
Designed for architects, interior designers and students.
Included Elements: Square tiles, brick bonds, herringbone, basketweave, hexagons, octagons, diamonds, chevrons and decorative geometric layouts.
Use Cases: Floor plans, interior drawings, architectural collages and material boards.
Why This Set:
Compare floor layouts quickly.
Define spaces through flooring.
File Format: Adobe Illustrator pattern swatch library (.AI) and editable SVG catalog (.SVG).
How to Install the Library: Extract the ZIP. In Illustrator, open Window > Swatches. From the panel menu, choose Open Swatch Library > Other Library and select the included AI library. Select a shape, activate its Fill and click a pattern.
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