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Blue, ochre and white geometric zellige shower wall with brass fittings
Olive and terracotta triangle zellige kitchen backsplash
Hand-glazed zellige tiles in a spread of colours
Fez, Morocco — Since 1974

Tiles cut by hand,
light held by clay.

Every Zellige tile we ship is shaped with a chisel, glazed with mineral oxides and fired in a wood kiln. No two are identical — that is precisely the point.

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001 — Manifesto
52Years in the medina
38Countries served
9Hands per square metre

We do not manufacture tile. We quarry, knead, fire and chisel it — one piece at a time, exactly as Fez has done since the fourteenth century.

Zellige is the only surface in the world that refuses to repeat itself. Each tile carries the fingerprint of the maâlem who cut it, the breath of a wood kiln, and a glaze that pools differently in every firing.

That irregularity is not a defect to be corrected. It is the reason a Zellige wall moves with the light from morning to dusk, and why no printed or pressed imitation has ever come close.

002 — Collections

Four families,
one hand.

Bejmat herringbone, chiselled écaille, geometric fields and hand-set mosaic — every pattern cut and glazed in our own atelier.

003 — Selected Tiles

Cut this season.

Made to order and quoted per project. Sample boxes leave Fez within 72 hours of request.

Nine tiles in the current catalogue. Bespoke glazes matched to a Pantone, fabric or stone in eight to ten weeks.

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Master artisan chiselling a zellige tile in Fez
004 — The Craft

Three weeks
per square metre.

01

Grey Fez clay

Dug from the same quarries used for six centuries, kneaded by foot and rested four days before a hand ever shapes it.

02

Sun-dried, wood-fired

Formed in olive-wood moulds, dried on the roof, then fired at 900°C in a kiln fed with olive pits.

03

Mineral oxide glaze

Dipped by hand and fired a second time. Cobalt, copper and iron pool unevenly — that is the signature.

04

Chiselled face-down

The maâlem cuts each tile with a menqach, working blind against the glaze, to a bevelled edge no machine can imitate.

Inside the Atelier
005 — Why Us

Six reasons designers
come back.

01

Kiln-Fired Authenticity

Wood-fired in Fez from local grey clay. Nothing pressed, printed or industrially glazed — ever.

02

Worldwide Delivery

Crated, insured and shipped to 38 countries, with customs paperwork handled by our own export desk.

03

Trade Programme

Dedicated terms for architects, designers and contractors, with sample boxes supplied at cost.

04

Bespoke Colourways

Match a Pantone, a fabric or a stone. Custom glazes developed and fired in eight to ten weeks.

05

Installation Support

Setting drawings, layout guidance and one named contact from first sample to final grout line.

06

Batch Consistency

Every order is dry-laid and photographed in the atelier before it is crated, sealed and released.

006 — Clients

The emerald bejmat transformed the spa. Six months on, guests still photograph the walls before they photograph the pool.

Claire DevereuxDesign Director, Maison Lumière — Paris

Colour consistency across 480 square metres, delivered on schedule to a Dubai site. That is not a small thing.

Omar HaddadPrincipal Architect, HDD Studio — Dubai

They developed a custom glaze to match a client's 1930s bathroom. Nine weeks later it was indistinguishable from the original.

Sarah WhitfieldInterior Designer — London

The only supplier we use for zellige. Honest lead times, immaculate crating, and the tile itself is simply better.

Marco FerrettiFerretti Contracting — Milan
007 — Installed

Seen in the world.

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Blue and ochre zellige shower wall Zellige spa bathroom Zellige kitchen backsplash Cobalt zellige pool Moroccan courtyard fountain Terracotta zellige entrance floor
008 — Enquiries

Start with a sample.

Send us the room, the light and the palette. Our export desk replies within one working day with tile recommendations, lead times and a quotation including crating and freight.

Hours

Monday — Saturday · 09:00 to 18:00 GMT+1