Moroccan Bathroom Ideas
See what a moroccan bathroom looks like — zellige tile, tadelakt, brass, arched mirror — restyled from your photo, then viewed in 360°.
A sample bathroom restyled in Moroccan. The room is AI-generated for this page, not a customer photo; your own room gets the same restyle.
A Moroccan bathroom is modelled on the hammam: glazed tile, smooth plaster and warm light in a small, enclosed space.
What a moroccan bathroom looks like
The walls are tadelakt-style plaster or hand-glazed zellige in white, green or blue, laid up to a line and finished with a strip of patterned tile. An arched mirror in brass or carved wood hangs above a basin set in a plaster or wood vanity, and a niche in the wall holds candles and soap. The floor is encaustic or terracotta tile, a woven basket holds towels, and a pierced brass lantern or a small pendant provides the light.
Try it on your own bathroom
Upload a photo of your bathroom, restyle it in Moroccan, and send the result to whoever shares the space as a which-one poll. Then step inside the winner in 360°. The tub, shower and toilet stay where the plumbing puts them; walls, tile, mirror, lighting and accessories are what change.
Details worth getting right
- A wall niche with a rounded top is the easiest way to add the arch to a room
- Zellige's slight irregularity is the point, and a perfectly even tile looks wrong here
- Brass fittings should match across the tap, the mirror and the lantern
- Keep towels and baskets in natural cotton and straw so the tile remains the pattern