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Moroccan tile bathroom: 10 patterned ideas

Patterned tiles that give a bathroom character and charm.

Dark wood-look tile bathroom with a white floating counter, vessel basin and copper geometric pendant lights

A Moroccan tile bathroom brings pattern, colour and a handcrafted feel to a small space. Inspired by traditional zellige and cement tiles, Moroccan designs work beautifully on floors, feature walls or a single shower wall.

Here are 10 Moroccan bathroom ideas, including black and grey versions.

Small bathroom with white wall tiles, dark grey floor tiles and mosaic, a wall-hung WC and bathtub

01Blue and white floor

The classic Moroccan combination on the floor with white walls.

Grey bathroom with bright orange cylindrical pedestal basins, black taps and a ceiling LED strip

02Black and grey Moroccan tiles

A modern, muted take that suits contemporary bathrooms.

03Moroccan shower wall

Pattern only on the shower wall keeps the rest calm.

04Zellige-style glossy tiles

Handmade-look glossy tiles with slight variations.

05Terracotta and cream patterns

Warm, earthy Moroccan patterns.

Close-up of a white rectangular basin on a beige counter with wall-mounted taps and a half-round mirror

06Arch mirror with Moroccan tiles

An arched mirror completes the Moroccan look.

07Moroccan floor with wood vanity

Warm wood balances bold patterns.

08Brass fittings

Brass taps and lights suit the Moroccan style.

09Moroccan backsplash only

A small patterned panel behind the basin.

10Lantern lighting

A metal lantern-style light adds atmosphere.

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How to use Moroccan tiles

  • One patterned surface: floor or a feature wall.
  • Plain surroundings: white or a colour picked from the pattern.
  • Anti-skid rating for floors.
  • Grout colour matching the base colour of the pattern.
  • Align patterns carefully at doorways and edges.

Materials and rough cost factors

  • Ceramic printed vs cement tiles: printed ceramic is cheaper and lower maintenance.
  • Area covered.
  • Labour for pattern alignment.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Are Moroccan tiles good for bathrooms?+

Yes. Ceramic Moroccan-pattern tiles are durable and easy to clean.

Can Moroccan tiles be used on bathroom floors?+

Yes, choose floor-rated, anti-skid versions.

What colours go with Moroccan tiles?+

White, cream or a colour from the pattern, with brass or black fittings.

Are black and grey Moroccan tiles modern?+

Yes, they're a muted, contemporary take on the style.

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