1. Ceramic

   Zellige tiles are handcrafted ceramic tiles made 100% in Morocco by skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Each piece is hand-cut and glazed with natural pigments, creating organic variations in color and texture that make your space truly unique.
   
   
   

2. Flagstone

   Flagstone is natural split stone that works beautifully for driveways, courtyards, pool surrounds, and pathways. I love how this durable material adapts to curves in landscape design while maintaining its natural, organic character through decades of use.
   
   

3. Marble

   Marble is a natural stone that actually refines with age rather than deteriorating. Tumbled marble softens the edges and surface intentionally, creating an inviting matte finish with luxurious texture. This process reveals the stone's timeless quality and allows it to develop character over time.
   
   

4. Limestone

   Limestone is a sedimentary rock formed from natural deposits, offering a soft, organic aesthetic in neutral tones. The stone's natural composition of light beiges, browns, taupes, grays, and whites creates a calming foundation that feels grounded and earthy.
   
   

5. Travertine

   Travertine is a natural stone formed by mineral deposits from hot springs, creating its characteristic pitted surface and warm tones. This porous stone brings an organic, textured quality while being naturally durable for high-traffic areas.
   
   

6. Terra Cotta

   These terra cotta tiles are reclaimed edge pieces from 100-200 year old Antique French Parefeuille from Provence, re-cut to uniform size. Made from natural clay fired at high temperatures, their dominant red color palette and heritage quality add authentic character to wall cladding.
   

Note: While the information in this article is meant to be informative, they are simply opinions and we always recommend consulting with your personal practitioners, doctors & guides.