Marockanskt Kakel Granada Blå Matt 22×22cm

Moroccan-inspired tile

Morocco started making tiles about 1200 years ago. They were called ”Zellig”, and were some of the first plates that used geometric shapes in intricate patterns.
Brick making and laying is more an art than a craft in Morocco, which means that Moroccan tiles today are some of the most sought after in the world.
There are differences between ”genuine” Moroccan tiles and patterned tiles. What is usually considered genuine marrakech tiles consist of dry-pressed cement slabs where the pattern is in the casting itself. These cement slabs are usually porous and therefore require an impregnation to avoid discoloration, both during the actual laying and during the years to come.
Our patterned tiles are instead made of porcelain tiles. In addition to being more durable and durable, they give an equally beautiful result and are completely maintenance-free.

Bring it to life with patterned tiles!
It is an effective way to spread color and joy to any home.
And for those who dare to take the step from standard colors and shapes to decorate with exciting shapes and / or colors, the results can be absolutely fantastic and beautiful.
The goal of a tile tile, is to break the one-sidedness by
creating an interesting and eye-catching area.
Its colors and fascinating patterns are the hallmarks of today’s decorative
tiles, and homeowners everywhere use them to express their style.
They are a creative way to dramatically transform walls, showers and bathtubs, floors, steps, countertops and more from common surfaces to the highlight of a room.

Patterned floors or wall tiles can be used to give a visual effect, which works in different ways and can break away from the stylish and monochrome home.
If combined with other materials in the living room or dining room, patterned floor tiles can be used to form an island or contact point.
Patterned bathroom tiles provide a contrast to modern or classic sanitary ware and are suitable for both walls and floors.
Patterned kitchen tiles are the perfect complement to a countertop in stone or wood when used as a baking tray.
When placed in an entrance, patterned tiles can provide decorative floors or walls that also create a welcoming atmosphere