Moroccan tiles, commonly known as Zellige (or Zellij), are a centuries-old art form originating from North Africa in the 10th century, particularly in Fez. They are renowned for their intricate geometric patterns, vibrant colors, and handcrafted, often imperfect quality. Historically, they were used to decorate palaces, mosques, and homes of the wealthy, serving as a symbol of luxury…

Matt tiles are slip-resistant, durable, and great at hiding smudges and dirt, making them ideal for high-traffic or wet areas like bathrooms and kitchens. Their main disadvantages are that they can be harder to clean, may show scratches more readily than glossy tiles, and absorb light, which can make a room feel darker if not enough…

Glossy tiles make rooms appear brighter and larger by reflecting light, are easy to clean, and are often durable. However, they can be slippery when wet, show water spots, smudges, and scratches more easily, and are not ideal for high-traffic floors or wet areas.  Advantages of glossy tiles Disadvantages of glossy tiles