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Blue Moroccan Mosaic Tile Bathroom in Cape Region

May 29, 2015
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Blue Moroccan Mosaic Tile Bathroom

Love love this master bathroom! A gorgeous master bath located of all places but Cape Cod Massachusetts. This master bath lives in a new home built on a large property farm property. The architects built this Moroccan mosaic tile bathroom in a classic shingle style New England home.

The bathroom is covered in blue and white zellige mosaic tiles.  It is beautiful.  A serene international worldly retreat.  Love it!
Blue Moroccan Mosaic Tile Bathroom Bathtub

Blue Moroccan Mosaic Tile Bathroom Shower

 

Blue Moroccan Mosaic Tile Bathroom

Blue Moroccan Tile Bathroom

white zellige moroccan mosaic wall tile

Blue Moroccan Mosaic Tile Bathroom Toilet Room

What do you think of these beautiful blue mosaic tiles?

Do you think your bath has to match your home’s style?

Happy Friday

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Coco

Photos via here by Eric Striffler. Designed by Kyle Timothy

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6 responses to “Blue Moroccan Mosaic Tile Bathroom in Cape Region”

  1. Nelson Bartley says:
    May 30, 2015 at 7:17 AM

    Hmmmm. Love the tiles but somehow this strikes me as too Americanized to be one thing or another. Wish they had gone all Moroccan or just done a pretty yellow/blue/green tile pattern. Maybe it is all the white? Or maybe too match-matchy with ALL of the trims?
    This one doesn’t do it for me.

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  2. Tamara says:
    May 30, 2015 at 8:17 AM

    Yes, I agree with Nelson. I love Moroccan tiles, but this bathroom seems to be trying too hard. Maybe if the walls weren’t pearly tiles, but we’re just white plaster? Or perhaps if the tub were a clawfoot tub instead of that large, built in one? Something’s not quite right in this bathroom.

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  3. Leanne Michael says:
    May 30, 2015 at 11:49 AM

    Well, although the craftsmanship and design patterns were done well it’s definitely more “pedestrian” or Americanized (as Nelson pointed out) rather than authentic with the use of all the pearl sparkle in the tile finishs and polished silver light fixtures and accents. Even in a Cape they could have used old brass or worn bronze for the faucets and iron light fixtures for the look to have been portrayed with authenticity. I fear they will tire of this as it looks too trendy for me… but, as the saying goes… “to each their own” …

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  4. Colony says:
    May 31, 2015 at 4:58 PM

    This makes me want to go to Intelligentsia in Silverlake!

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  5. Paula says:
    June 3, 2015 at 4:32 AM

    Moroccan tiles are awesome, it gives an exotic look to every space.

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  6. Jacquelyn Ward says:
    June 8, 2015 at 8:02 PM

    As a fellow design blogger, I wanted to let you know I adore your site. I really enjoyed this piece. Blue Moroccan Tile looks absolutely stunning in this space. Just stopping by from http://www.diydesignmom.com to say hello and give you my support. Keep on being awesome!

    Jackie

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