It is not the first time in Bezzia that we show you Moroccan inspired elements to give your bathroom an exotic touch. Worse if it is the first time that we focus exclusively on tiles, originally made in glazed terracotta with tones, luminous and unpredictable.
Today the name "Moroccan" is used to encompass a range of products also made with other materials, on which geometric motifs are drawn. Tiles that provide tradition, texture and color to any room. We can place them in the dream or wall of our bathroom, you decide!
The Moroccan inspired tiles the walls are worked with fine joints that highlight the subtle play of colors of the glass enamel. And we are talking about colors, because when you imagine a Moroccan bathroom you always do it in color. That is not to say that there are no great black and white proposals.
Blue, yellow, green and terracotta are probably the most used colors. They combine to draw different geometric patterns on the tiles and create eye-catching mosaics. Mosaics with which to tile the floor well, well the main wall of our bathroom. Too?
There are other equally interesting but more subtle proposals. To create pretty borders along the wall is one of them. The other is to limit the tiles to certain areas such as the front of the sink or the bathtub. Keep in mind that wherever you place these tiles, it will be where the attention of your guests is directed.
Another way to get that Moroccan touch is to bet on arabesque style mosaics. You will recognize them by their unique shape in the image that precedes this paragraph. They are ideal when we want to use a single color to decorate the bathroom without giving up that touch of exoticism.
As you can see, the options are numerous to give your bathroom a Moroccan touch through the tiles, which one do you decide for?