The popular kitchen backsplashes of the past have now become charmingly vintage, and people are once again seeing what all ...

There are a myriad of ways to decorate with zellige to make it look timeless and chic—regardless of how often it's popping up on your feed. Maestri, for one, likes to let the tile breathe.

Designer Christina Salway went all-in on greens in this 230-year-old farmhouse kitchen, starting with a checkerboard backsplash of green-on-green Zellige tiles that she paired with a lighter sage ...

Step aside, white subway tile: A perfectly imperfect alternative is becoming the ubiquitous choice for backsplashes and shower surrounds. Made for centuries using the traditional Moroccan method—dried ...

Revamping the primary bath, now clad in green zellige tile, was a major undertaking. “It was one big open space with a washer dryer and a slop sink, and we turned it into three rooms with two closets, ...

Compare that to ceramic subway tiles, which might only cost $0.15 per square foot. The craft of making zellige tiles is centuries old, but it may be dying as young artisans lose interest in the trade.

2. Zellige Tile It’s early, but zellige is looking to be the darling tile of 2024. “We are so obsessed with the hand-crafted artisan quality of zellige tile,” says Jennifer Verruto, founder ...

It is available in six colours, including white, black, green, blue, musk and greige. The Lume tile is suitable for use as a wall covering in both residential and contract projects and is only ...

Handmade tiles might cost $200 per square yard, but those made in a factory cost only about $7, said Itri El Bermossi, manager of the shop where Zourgane works. More children now stay in school ...

Compare that to ceramic subway tiles, which might only cost $0.15 per square foot. The craft of making zellige tiles is centuries old, but it may be dying as young artisans lose interest in the trade.