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In a warm, classic white, these puppies are versatile enough to mix with rustic woods and traditional beadboard. Cozy, textural heaven, amiright?  

_{Design: Zio & Son}

Matte black squares make a gorgeous accent wall in a moody bathroom—and pair brilliantly with modern details like concrete floors and a floating vanity.

_{Design: Amber Interiors; Photography: Tessa Neustadt}

In soft pink, zellige tiles add an earthy and feminine accent to a space with luxe finishes, like Carrera marble and blingy brass hardware. (P.S. Note how the pearly pink reflects in the showerhead—dreams.)

_{Design: Robert McKinley} 

Good design is all about thoughtfully mixing the old with the new. Which is why we love to see zellige tiles in a contemporary kitchen, where details like campaign pulls and modern wood finishes balance out harmoniously.  

_{Design: Jaimie Baird} 

Unsurprisingly, zellige tiles look right at home in a more curated, bohemian space. We love them set against open shelving, where prized ceramics complement the texture. Hot tip: Wrap 'em around the ceiling for even more drama.

_{Photography: Clay Grier}

With a high-shine glaze and classic rectangular subway tile cut, zellige tiles can add a textural yet totally appropriate twist to modern farmhouse-style kitchens and baths as well. 

_{Photography: Karyn Millet}

All images featured with the kind permissions of Clé Tile. 

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