Collection: Moroccan Tiles for Bathroom

Are Moroccan tiles suitable for use in a shower? 

Yes, glazed ceramic Moroccan tiles are waterproof and well-suited to shower walls. 

For shower floors, opt for smaller format tiles or textured finishes, more grout lines and a matte surface both improve slip resistance in wet conditions.

Do Moroccan tiles work in a small bathroom? 

They can be transformative in a small space. Glossy glazed tiles reflect light, making the room feel larger and brighter. 

The key is restraint: use the pattern on one feature surface - a shower wall or the wall behind the vanity - and keep the rest of the scheme calm and neutral.

What's the best way to introduce Moroccan tiles without the bathroom feeling overwhelming? 

Choose one hero surface: a full shower wall, a floor, or the wall behind the bath. Keep fixtures simple and use a complementary neutral on remaining walls. 

This approach lets the tile's craftsmanship and pattern take centre stage without the room feeling busy.

Can I use Moroccan tiles on both the floor and walls in a bathroom? 

Yes, but coordinate carefully. A common approach is to use the same tile family on floor and walls, or to pair patterned tiles on one surface with a complementary plain glaze on the other. 

Running the same tile up from floor to wall also creates a seamless, spa-like effect that works particularly well in walk-in showers.