Architectural surfaces

Zellige & Bejmat

Handmade surfaces from our own workshops in Fès - hand-cut zellige for walls and feature surfaces, kiln-fired bejmat terracotta for floors. Custom colours, sizes and layouts, developed for hotel, restaurant and villa projects.

Zellige Tiles

Hand-cut and hand-glazed natural clay, in 86 colours and custom layouts.

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Blue and sand bejmat terracotta tiles laid in herringbone across a restaurant floor

Bejmat Tiles

Handmade, kiln-fired terracotta for floors that take on daily traffic.

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Zellige

For walls and
feature surfaces

Hand-cut and hand-glazed, with the subtle tonal variation that comes from natural clay. Built for wet areas and feature walls - hotel reception walls, restaurant bar fronts, spa and hammam surfaces.

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Bejmat

For floors that
take daily traffic

Handmade, kiln-fired rectangular clay, laid in herringbone, stacked, diagonal or a layout drawn for the project. Durable character for restaurant floors, hotel corridors and villa terraces.

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Guides

Before you specify

Nine guides on choosing and using the two surfaces, written for specifiers rather than consumers.

Zellige or bejmat – which to use where The comparison in one view, then room by room through a project. Specifying Moroccan tile for hotel projects What a handmade tile specification needs to say, and how it changes area by area. Why zellige colour varies between batches Reference samples, single production runs, blending on site and attic stock. Cleaning and maintaining zellige and bejmat The handover conversation that prevents most problems with a natural surface.

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Enquiries

Let’s develop your next project

Send the colours, quantities and spaces you are working with - or simply the moodboard. We will come back with a considered response.

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