BEST SELLERS
The formats our clients return to chosen by architects
Our Collections
Six formats, one thousand years of craft
THE DIFFERENCE
One wall. One thousand years of Moroccan craft. Scroll and watch it come alive.
Metamorphose
Radicale
NEW ARRIVALS
Our latest glazes and formats, just out of the kiln and ready for you
Handmade in Fez
Every Atlas Zellige tile begins with clay from the Fez region, shaped by hand, sun-dried on rooftops and fired in traditional olive-pit kilns. Each piece is then cut with the menkach, a centuries-old tool that gives zellige its living, irregular edges.
No two tiles are ever the same. That is not a flaw. It is the soul of the craft.
Zellige Interiors
Our tiles in real homes and projects
Questions
Everything about handmade zellige, from samples to installation
Still unsure?
Our team answers every question about formats, colours, quantities and lead times.
Because each one is shaped, glazed and fired by hand. Variations in tone, texture and edge are the signature of authentic zellige, not a defect. We recommend ordering all tiles for a project at once so they come from the same firing.
Walls, kitchen splashbacks, bathrooms, showers, fireplaces and feature walls. Bejmat is also suitable for floors. For wet areas, seal the grout and use a quality waterproof adhesive.
Yes. Samples of every colour and format are available so you can see the glaze, the texture and the light in your own space before ordering.
We advise 10 to 15% on top of your measured area to allow for cutting, breakage and future repairs. Our team can calculate exact quantities from your dimensions.
Zellige is installed like any ceramic tile, with minimal grout lines to keep the handmade look. Clean with warm water and a neutral soap. Avoid acidic or abrasive products that can dull the glaze.
Stock items ship quickly. Custom colours and mosaic panels are made to order in Fez and take longer. Contact us with your project date and we will confirm timing.
Made by Hand
From Fez clay to fired glaze, every step by the maalem
Every Format
Touch the gold points to see where each zellige belongs
Mdoudeb 5x5
The dense classic. Five by five centimetres of glaze that catch light from every angle.
Best for-
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SplashbackBehind the hob and sink, easy to wipe.
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NicheSmall tiles wrap tight corners cleanly.
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Counter returnRuns up behind the worktop.
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Bathroom wallsShowers and basins, sealed grout.
Mzedej 10x10
The calm face of zellige. Larger glaze surfaces, fewer lines, deeper pooling.
Best for-
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Feature wallFull height walls in one glaze.
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LedgeTiled shelves and half walls.
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FireplaceAround the chimney breast.
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BathroomWalls and vanity backs.
Msed Sa Hex
Geometry from the 10th century. Interlocking hexagons for character walls.
Best for-
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Shower wallWet areas with sealed grout.
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NicheCut hexes frame a recess.
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BenchLow tiled seating in showers.
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SplashbackBehind basins and hobs.
Bejmat 5x15
Morocco's oldest format. Dense bricks for floors, straight or herringbone.
Best for-
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FloorHerringbone or straight, sealed.
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SkirtingLow wall run in the same brick.
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DoorwayFrames arches and thresholds.
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Outdoor shelteredCovered terraces, ask us first.
Talia
Zellige as sculpture. Tapered tiles that turn walls into light and shadow.
Best for-
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Feature wallBehind sofas, beds and fireplaces.
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ColumnWraps pillars and chimney breasts.
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ReceptionHotel and restaurant walls.
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HeadboardBedroom statement wall.
Mosaics
The highest discipline. Hand cut pieces assembled into geometric stars.
Best for-
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Statement wallOne panel as the room's centre.
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Floor borderFrames a floor in pattern.
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FountainHammams, spas and basins.
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EntranceLobbies and courtyards.