Natural white zellige tile bathroom

The Beverly Casa on Instagram: "An alternative to the ubiquity of subway tiles; this vertical stack of creamy white Zellige feels fresh & clean without being boring in a guest bathroom. The color of the tile is intentionally varied so pairing with monochromatic grout eliminates visual clutter, we didn’t want grout lines distracting from the handmade nature of the Moroccan tiles. We love using local vendors, this tile is from Dallas based @riadtile 🚿 ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #moroccantile #riadtile…

pretty backsplash and kitchen

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Studio Kaya on Instagram: "Wall to ceiling tiles are a recurring theme in this house. This time we used white zellige tiles to help light bounce around in this small walk in scullery, accessible via the kitchen. I am so happy that my client agreed to tile the entry walls and ceiling as well. Zellige has a lovely, slightly imperfect, handmade feel to it which complements the raw texture of the oak cabinetry. These natural materials are contrasted by the manmade, brutalist concrete…

Zellige is a traditional Moroccan tile handcrafted with non-refined natural clay from the Fez region. It is a low-fired terracotta that may be used for all applications, including floor/wall, interior/exterior and water treatments (such as pools). Zellige owes it distinctive appearance to slight variations in size, color and other imperfections.

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kenzie mac on Instagram: "by far my MOST asked question is where my backsplash is from! these tiles are handmade & truly the most beautiful upgrade in our home. they are from @riadtile 🤍 they are the 2x6” zellige tile in the color natural white I actually installed these myself which was very doable! there’s definitely room for error because of the imperfect shape of them, every tile is unique so it’s definitely not going to look perfect, but that’s what I love about them! these tiles…

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