Explore 24 considered compositions in Moroccan and Moorish geometry. Choose a starting point, refine its glazes and borders, then see it in your room and fill your sample box.
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Explore with AITHE CUT. THE GLAZE. THE RHYTHM.
Quiet neutrals, jewel colors and carefully finished edges. Every composition opens as an editable recipe, ready for your room, your palette and your architectural details.
Make this composition yoursThe study shown here is Fès star & cross, finished with a Forest Charafa along its upper edge.
01 / COLOR DIRECTION
02 / TILE FORMAT
03 / THE VIEW
As curated keeps each composition’s own palette, scale and finishing bands. Choose a shared palette or format to compare. All previews show a 40 × 40 cm area; squares use edge length and other patterns use nominal repeat size.
24 studies
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Explore with AIA radiating star, held in a finely cut geometric field.
Jewel · A luminous focal wall
An original eight-point-star study with simplified infill. The museum reference supports the Moroccan geometric family; these proportions are not a reproduction of a historic panel.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
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Explore with AIFull stars and interlocking crosses, in a measured rhythm.
Graphic · A composed kitchen backdrop
An independently drawn star-and-cross arrangement. Explore the relationship between the dominant star and its complementary cut pieces; the linked sources are context, not a claim of an identical historic layout.
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Explore with AIBroad octagons punctuated by small square cabochons.
Quiet · A garden room palette
An original octagon-and-square field in the contemporary zellige vocabulary. The small cabochons use the third palette color. This is not a reconstruction of the Royal Palace, Marrakesh panel.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
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Explore with AIA simple grid that lets the glaze do the talking.
Quiet · A wash of warm neutrals
Square edge length is the selected 2.5, 5 or 10 cm format. The arrangement is an original digital study; confirm the actual glaze, thickness and availability with your supplier.
FORMAT / SQUARE EDGE
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Explore with AIA square turned on its point. A different sense of movement.
Earthy · A warm, layered interior
This is a field of rotated squares, not an elongated lozenge or a historic sebka network. Size describes the nominal repeat module; individual cut-piece dimensions require an artisan’s drawing.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
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Explore with AIA narrow glazed frame. A considered finishing edge.
Quiet · A finely framed niche
A plain original frame, shown around a square field. The frame has its own ochre glaze and terracotta corner cuts. Open it in the studio to change each finishing color or choose another field.
FORMAT / SQUARE EDGE
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Explore with AISmall diagonal cuts carry a rhythm around the panel.
Graphic · A defined architectural panel
An original decorative frame, independent of the field’s rotation. Shown with square tiles to make its edge treatment easy to compare. Confirm corner cuts and dimensions with your artisan.
FORMAT / SQUARE EDGE
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Explore with AIA stepped upper frieze, where tile meets plaster.
Earthy · The transition from tile to plaster
The Batha Museum record describes an inscribed band with a crenellation-like Charafa above it, between ceramic and plaster decoration. This original top-edge interpretation is not a four-sided frame or a reproduction of the museum object.
FORMAT / SQUARE EDGE
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Explore with AICobalt stars, ivory crosses and a pair of fine ochre and ink edges.
Jewel · A richly outlined feature panel
An original cobalt courtyard composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
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Explore with AICloud, chalk and sand make the cut geometry the quiet focal point.
Quiet · A softly patterned bathroom scheme
An original ivory star composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
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Explore with AIForest and sage beneath an olive Charafa, with a fine chalk frame.
Earthy · A garden-facing living space
An original garden crown composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
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Explore with AIRose and aubergine stars with a slender, terracotta finishing line.
Earthy · A warm powder-room palette
An original rose medina composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
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Explore with AILarge chalk octagons and dark cabochons, contained by an ink frame.
Graphic · A crisp, tailored interior
An original ink cabochon composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
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Explore with AISky, sea glass and cloud in a broad, open square field.
Quiet · A luminous coastal palette
An original sea-glass field composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / SQUARE EDGE
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Explore with AITerracotta, clay and chalk at a small scale, framed in sand.
Earthy · A warm kitchen color story
An original terracotta check composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / SQUARE EDGE
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Explore with AISaffron and ochre diagonal squares, lifted by a pale chalk interval.
Jewel · A sunlit, expressive interior
An original saffron diagonal composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
Changes the shared format across all previews and comparisons.
Explore with AIForest, ink and aubergine with an ochre lozenge frame.
Jewel · A dramatic entrance palette
An original night garden composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
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Explore with AIMajorelle, turquoise and saffron, crowned by alternating blue and violet.
Jewel · A vivid focal composition
An original majorelle jewel composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
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Explore with AISand and chalk octagons with tiny obsidian punctuation.
Quiet · A restrained stone-and-timber scheme
An original sand & shadow composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
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Explore with AISage, olive and cloud with a slender sea-glass edge.
Quiet · A calm, botanical interior
An original sage diagonal composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
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Explore with AIPoppy and coral stars with chalk crosses and a narrow aubergine frame.
Jewel · A richly colored accent scheme
An original poppy courtyard composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
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Explore with AICitron, sea glass and chalk; a forest crown anchors the bright field.
Jewel · A fresh, playful color story
An original citron garden composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / SQUARE EDGE
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Explore with AIAn ink fillet, ochre lozenges and a chalk inner edge surround a diagonal field.
Graphic · A bespoke framed-panel study
An original double lozenge composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
Changes the shared format across all previews and comparisons.
Explore with AIAubergine and fuchsia crown a rose octagon field, paired with an ochre fillet.
Jewel · A decorative tile-to-plaster finish
An original plum charafa composition in the supported Moroccan and Moorish geometric vocabulary. Its colors, nominal format, orientation and ordered finishing bands are editable. It is not an exact reconstruction of an archived panel; physical glazes, suitability, corner cuts and fabrication require a maker’s review.
FORMAT / NOMINAL REPEAT MODULE
Changes the shared format across all previews and comparisons.
Original geometric studies, not exact historic plates. All glazes come from our digital catalog; physical supplier references are pending. No supplier photographs are reproduced.
Browsing reference: Almira collections (opens in a new tab)
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