Medina Leather Pale Porton

Experience the timeless allure of handcrafted tiles, originating from the heart of Fez, Morocco. These exquisite creations are a testament to the region's storied tradition of craftsmanship, capturing the essence of its celebrated tile-making heritage. Each tile is meticulously formed from a distinct blend of local clay, undergoing a rigorous process of moulding, firing, glazing, and re-firing to ensure lasting durability. The result is a collection of tiles that showcase unique tones, textures, and surface variations, epitomising a beautifully imperfect charm that is quintessentially Moroccan.

Available in a selection of two striking designs and seven vibrant colourways, these tiles offer boundless opportunities for creative expression. Mix and match to design a bespoke living space that reflects your personal style. Whether you're aiming for a flagstone, traditional, or modern aesthetic, these pale earth tiles are sure to elevate your decor with authentic Moroccan elegance.

• Colour - Leather Pale
• Material - Terracotta
• Style - Flagstone, Traditional, Modern
• Shape - Square
• Dimensions - 10 x 10 x 1.2cm
• m² Per Tile - 0.01
• Tiles Per m² - 100
• Sealing Required - Yes
• Suitability - Interior and exterior walls and floors
• Availability - Usually in stock

Characterised by a production process steeped in history, each tile possesses a distinct character, marked by minor imperfections such as tiny cracks and chips. These are not flaws but rather hallmarks of their rustic appeal. Hand-moulded and hand-cut, no two tiles are identical, offering a diverse array of colours, textures, and sizes that celebrate the true authenticity of Moroccan craftsmanship. The glaze colours are applied using traditional hand-glazing methods, resulting in slight variations that enhance their unique beauty.

To achieve the most harmonious aesthetic, it is recommended to blend the tiles before installation. By unboxing and laying them out, you can achieve an even distribution of colour and natural imperfections. Given the high degree of variation inherent in these handmade tiles, sampling multiple pieces is advised to fully appreciate their distinctive qualities. For tile cuts, breakages, and future repairs, it is suggested to plan for a standard overage of 10%. If a more uniform appearance with fewer natural imperfections is desired, consider increasing the overage to 20% for selective placement.

Embrace the unique flair and timeless beauty of these pale earth tiles, and transform your space into a stunning showcase of Moroccan artistry.