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Moody blue midnight cement 4x4s from @meet.west 📸 by @rettpeek

Details, details. From the alternating widths of this striped zellige to the Casablanca-complementing curtain, every element is considered in this lovely, layered bathroom designed by @alex.boudreau.studio + @hayleybridgetinteriors and recently featured in @dominomag Tiles featured here: Casablanca + Skylight 2x6 bejmat and Glazed Earth Hexagons 📸 by @yanglincphoto

Pink is a color synonymous with Mexico. From architect Luis Barragan to the brightly painted neighborhoods of Mexico City to the pink Cantera stone facades of old San Miguelle de Allende. @summerthorntondesign stuns with this dusky pink Sayulita retreat featuring our Desert Bloom 4x4 zellige.

50 shades of green 🟩 From terrazzo to ceramics to zellige, there’s a green for every scene.

The interplay between texture and light is what is so exceedingly unique about Moroccan zellige. No color exemplifies this more than our Carbon Black. Rather than absorbing it, Carbon Black zellige bounces light off it’s imperfectly textured surface like ripples on water. Design by @huitlaguna 📸 by @mellon_studio

Matte, muted, and made by 🖐️ Our Sage cement 2x8 tiles truly transform this spa-worthy shower designed by @tylerelizabethkaru 📸 by @erinlittlephoto

Category is: tone-on-tone. @surroundedbycolor_ creates a super moody match with our Hackney Blue thin glazed brick on this floor-to-ceiling fireplace.

The last days of summer are best spent soaking up the sun in favorite outdoor spaces. @haus_of_meeshie installed our Jade zellige in this gorgeously green poolscape. 📸 by @aaronsnyder77

Baja Cotto Allende in all its beige-toned brilliance. Design by @solsticeinteriors for @threadspun 📸 by @charlotteleaphotography

A classic by any definition — Pure White zellige is the quintessential neutral tile of now. Each wholly unique tile is formed and glazed by hand, imbued with a texture and tone that is only possible with traditional Moroccan zellige. There is no tile on earth that compares. Seen here with a lovely, warm-hued grout tone from design firm @popixdesigns 📸 by @charlotteleaphotography

Morocco is a country near and dear to Zia. It is where we produce our zellige and limestone collections, working with artisans who have mastered their crafts over generations. In support of a place that means so much to so many of us, we’re donating $25,000 to the Eve Branson Foundation’s Morocco Earthquake Response Fund on behalf of the entire team at Zia Tile and our zellige partners in Fez. The ongoing mission of this important organization is to provide young people with artisanal skills-training and to preserve traditional Moroccan and Berber crafts, enriching the lives of local families in the High Atlas Mountain communities – the very area where this devastation occurred in the Asni Valley. This Earthquake Relief Fund will direct aid where assistance is needed most, initially helping to meet the immediate needs of families with food, fuel, clean water, medicine, and shelter. The Fund will then transition to focus on recovery efforts in the impacted areas to restore damaged homes, rebuild infrastructure, and more as needs evolve. To learn more or make a donation, please visit the link in our bio.

Cotto Allende — our high-fired glazed terra cotta; made by 🖐️ near historic San Miguel de Allende. Available in 18 colors (and counting)