Here are our finished projects, in full detail: the tile design, the format, the colour reference and how each junction was resolved. They are real jobs carried out in Spain, Italy, France, Germany and Finland with material from our workshop in Seville, not catalogue mock-ups.
Zellige is a glazed clay tile, fired and cut by hand in Morocco, used above all as a wall covering: kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls and floors, stair risers, courtyards, showers and swimming pools. Here we have gathered zellige projects built in Spain, Italy and Finland, with the model, the format and the colour reference used
Twelve real living rooms, hallways and entrances with cement tile floors: designs, MC colours, formats and how a tile rug is set out.
Formats, step dimensions, slip resistance under the CTE and step-by-step laying, with a real project using Mod. 193 and plain cement tiles.
A pattern changes completely depending on the format and the light in the house. Seeing the same tile laid in a small bathroom and in a large living room clears up more doubts than any render, and seeing how many pieces are needed—25 per square metre in the 20 × 20 cm format, 100 for 10 × 10 Mjeddij zellige—helps you estimate the cost before you ask for a quote.
If a project is what you have in mind, tell us which one: we can tell you the exact design and whether it is in stock, and prepare a sample for you. The designs are in our cement tile catalogue and our zellige tile catalogue.
