Moroccan Tile Designs, Prices, & Applications At MyTyles

Moroccan Tiles for Walls and Floors

Moroccan tiles are known for their intricate, pattern-led designs, often used to bring a decorative accent to floors, walls, and feature areas. The collection at MyTyles brings together geometric, floral, and repeating patterns in ceramic, vitrified, and porcelain tile bodies, with matt, glossy, and other finishes depending on the product.

Choose a design according to where the tile will be used, the amount of foot traffic or moisture in that space, the scale of the pattern, and the surrounding colors. For floor or wet-area applications, always check the product rating, surface texture, and slip-resistance information rather than choosing by appearance alone.

Moroccan Tiles By Application

Moroccan Tiles For Kitchens And Backsplashes

Moroccan tiles for kitchens can work well behind counters, sinks, and cooking zones, or as a small feature wall. Keep the pattern scale in proportion to the backsplash area and pair stronger designs with plainer cabinets, worktops, or surrounding tiles.

Moroccan Tiles For Bathrooms

Moroccan tiles for bathrooms can be used behind the basin, around a vanity, on a feature wall, or in selected shower-wall sections when the product supports that use. For bathroom floors, check the tile body, floor-use rating, surface texture, and slip-resistance specification. Matt finish alone does not automatically mean anti-skid, and tiles or grout do not replace the required waterproofing system.

Moroccan Tiles For Floors

Moroccan tiles for floors can define a foyer, passage, kitchen zone, dining corner, or selected living-room area. For regular foot traffic, choose a product rated for floor use and confirm thickness, finish, and surface characteristics. Repeating patterns with a clear rhythm tend to hold up better across larger spaces, giving the layout a more consistent look.

Moroccan Tiles For Walls And Feature Areas

Moroccan tiles for walls can be used for TV walls, niches, bar units, stair risers, pooja room accents, kitchen walls, and decorative panels where the product is suitable. On vertical surfaces, Moroccan tiles for walls can focus more on color, pattern scale, finish, and cleaning needs.

Moroccan Tile Designs And Patterns

Moroccan design tiles can range from precise star and lattice arrangements to floral, border, and mosaic-inspired layouts. A Moroccan tile pattern with several strong colors can become the focal point of a compact area, while restrained two-tone patterns are easier to repeat across a larger wall or floor.

For modern Indian homes, Moroccan-style designs can be paired with plain beige, white, cream, grey, or earthy surfaces to control visual density. Blue and green combinations may suit bathrooms, kitchens, and selected accent walls, while black, white, terracotta-inspired, and warm brown combinations can work in foyers, passages, and feature areas. The final selection should still depend on the actual tile material, finish, and application rating.

Materials Available In Moroccan-Style Tiles

At MyTyles, Moroccan-style tiles are available in ceramic, vitrified, and porcelain bodies. The choice between the materials can depend on the specific product and the area it is intended for.

Material	Selection Guidance
Ceramic Moroccan Tiles	Commonly considered for walls, backsplashes, and selected light-use floors when the product is rated for that application.
Vitrified Moroccan Tiles	They have a denser tile body. The tile may be suitable for floors and regular-use areas depending on thickness, finish, and product rating. Vitrified tiles generally have low water absorption.
Porcelain Moroccan Tiles	Can be considered for floors, walls, and moisture-exposed areas when the individual product is suitable. Check floor-use and slip-resistance information for wet or high-movement areas.

Moroccan Tile Finishes And Colors

Finish changes both the appearance and practical behaviour of the surface. Matt finishes create a softer, non-reflective look; glossy finishes reflect more light and can make a room look a bit more spacious. Selected metallic or textured finishes can be used for decorative emphasis. For wet floors, outdoor areas, or other slip-sensitive zones, check the product-specific slip information.

Colour options include white, cream, beige, grey, black, blue, green, brown, yellow and multicolour combinations. Blue combinations can support cooler colour schemes, while black and white combinations create a stronger monochrome contrast.

Moroccan Tile Sizes

Moroccan-style tiles are available in a range of sizes, from 100x100 mm up to 600x1200 mm, depending on the product and pattern. The table below lists the common sizes along with their approximate inches and feet.

Size in mm	Approx. inches	Approx. feet
100x100 mm	4x4 inches	0.33x0.33 feet
150x150 mm	6x6 inches	0.5x0.5 feet
200x200 mm	8x8 inches	0.67x0.67 feet
225x250 mm	9x10 inches	0.75x0.83 feet
250x250 mm	10x10 inches	0.83x0.83 feet
300x300 mm	12x12 inches	1x1 feet
400x400 mm	16x16 inches	1.33x1.33 feet
450x450 mm	18x18 inches	1.5x1.5 feet
600x600 mm	24x24 inches	2x2 feet
600x1200 mm	24x48 inches	2x4 feet

Note: These figures are approximate. It's worth confirming the actual product dimensions before placing an order, and the MyTyles tile calculator can help work out how much tile a space will need.

Moroccan Tiles Price

Moroccan tile prices typically range from ₹65 to ₹555 per sq ft, depending on the material, finish, size, and pattern. The table below breaks the price range down by material type.

Tile Type	Indicative Range	Unit
Ceramic Moroccan Tiles	₹85-₹495	per sq ft
Vitrified Moroccan Tiles	₹70-₹555	per sq ft
Porcelain Moroccan Tiles	₹65-₹110	per sq ft

Note: These prices are indicative. Design, size, color, material, and finish can all shift the final price, so it's worth checking the product page for current rates. Please check current prices on the product page.

How To Choose Moroccan Tiles

Start with the application. Cleaning needs, the surrounding colors, and pattern scale are worth thinking through for a wall or backsplash. Floors bring in a few more checks too, including the floor-use rating, thickness, surface texture and slip-resistance information. In bathrooms, balconies, or other wet or semi-open areas, product suitability, slope, drainage, and waterproofing remain important. For exterior use, confirm that the tile is rated for the exposure level and use suitable tile grout as required.

Then compare pattern scale, material, finish, size, and price. If the room already has patterned cabinets, stone-look surfaces, or strong furniture colors, a simpler Moroccan design may be easier to coordinate. Use the MyTyles tile calculator for quantity planning and confirm current product specifications before placing the order.

Why Buy Moroccan Tiles from MyTyles?

MyTyles brings Moroccan-style tiles together with application, material, finish, color, size, and price filters, allowing options to be compared in one place on the website. Product pages typically include specifications such as size, finish, and price per sq ft, which can help narrow down choices before deciding. To look at texture and finish in person, visit the MyTyles experience centre.

What Are Moroccan Tiles?

Moroccan tiles are decorative tiles recognised for geometric, floral and repeating patterns inspired by Moroccan and North African design traditions. Modern products may use ceramic, vitrified or porcelain bodies rather than traditional handmade methods. Buyers should check the material, finish, size and application rating because appearance alone does not determine where a tile can be used safely.

Can Moroccan Tiles Be Used In Kitchens?

Yes, Moroccan tiles for kitchen applications can work well on backsplashes, counter walls, and selected feature areas when the product is suitable for wall use. Smooth glazed surfaces are generally easier to wipe after cooking splashes than heavily textured surfaces. Choose the pattern scale according to the available area and coordinate it with cabinets, worktops and surrounding finishes.

Are Moroccan Tiles Suitable For Bathrooms?

Yes, Moroccan tiles for bathroom applications can be suitable when the tile specification matches the intended wall or floor area. For wet floors, check surface texture, floor-use rating, and slip-resistance information; a matt finish alone does not guarantee grip. Bathroom walls allow more finish flexibility, while waterproofing, slope, and drainage remain separate technical requirements.

Can Moroccan Tiles Be Used On Floors?

Yes, Moroccan tiles for floors can be used when the selected product is rated for flooring and matches the expected foot traffic. Check tile body, thickness, surface finish, and slip-resistance details before selection. Patterned floors usually look more balanced when nearby walls, furniture, and other surfaces are simpler, especially in compact rooms or heavily furnished areas.

Can Moroccan Tiles Be Installed On Walls?

Moroccan tiles can be used on walls when the selected tile is recommended for wall application. They may be considered for decorative wall sections where their patterns can become part of the overall design. Before choosing one, check the product specifications, tile size, finish, cleaning requirements, and how the pattern will work with the surrounding colors and surfaces.

How Much Do Moroccan Tiles Cost?

Moroccan tile prices vary according to tile body, size, finish, and design detail. The current MyTyles draft shows different indicative ranges for ceramic, vitrified, and porcelain options, but product prices should be checked before ordering. Decorative formats and special finishes may be priced differently from larger or simpler patterned products.

What Designs Are Available In Moroccan Tiles?

Moroccan design tiles are available in geometric, floral, mosaic-inspired, border, vintage-inspired, and contemporary pattern styles depending on the collection. Some designs use restrained two-color combinations, while others combine several shades for a stronger focal point. Choose the pattern according to room size, lighting, furniture colors, and the amount of surface that will be tiled.

Are Moroccan Wall Tiles Different From Floor Tiles?

Moroccan wall tiles may differ from floor-rated products in body strength, thickness, surface characteristics, and intended application. A tile suitable for a wall is not automatically appropriate for flooring, while some floor-rated products can also be used vertically. Always check the product specification rather than assuming that the same decorative pattern has identical performance across every body type.

What Should I Check Before Buying Moroccan Tiles Online?

When buying Moroccan tiles online, check the product material, dimensions, finish, application rating, current price, stock status, and imagery before placing an order. For floors or wet areas, also review surface texture and slip information. Compare the pattern repeat and room dimensions so the selected design works visually at the scale of the intended area.

How Should I Choose A Moroccan Tile Pattern?

A Moroccan tile pattern should be selected according to the size of the surface, surrounding colors, and how strongly you want the tiled area to stand out. Smaller spaces often suit controlled pattern use, while larger surfaces can accommodate a more regular repeat. Compare samples or product images carefully because scale can change how a design feels in a room.