Green Moroccan Tile Code31299
Ceramic Green Moroccan Floor and Wall Tile Code31299 (300x300mm, Matt)
Colours of this design (3)
Green · 31299
Pink · 31300
Yellow · 31298Price & box
mytyles.com online price, fetched 20 Oct 2026. Confirm GST and transport in the quotation.
- Per box
- 11 pcs · 10.66 sq ft
- Box price
- ₹1,812
- Box weight
- 16 kg
- 100 sq ft room
- ≈ ₹16,610 (+10% wastage)
Specs
- Size
- 300x300mm · 1x1 Feet
- Thickness
- 9 mm
- Material
- Ceramic
- Finish
- Matt
- Colour
- Green
- Use
- Wall, Floor
- Category
- Moroccan Tiles
- Delivery outside Bangalore
- ~14 days
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Why it’s in these places
- Moroccan & carpet — Moroccan / carpet pattern
- Athangudi & heritage — Athangudi / Chettinad style
- Ceramic general — Ceramic
- Bathroom — Floor tile, Matt finish, 1x1 Feet: grip + small size suit wet floors
- Balcony & terrace — Floor tile, Matt finish, 1x1 Feet: grip for open / wet areas
- Kitchen wall & backsplash — Wall tile type commonly used for kitchen dado / backsplash
Keep in mind — for tiles like this
Matched by type (Moroccan & carpet, Athangudi & heritage, Ceramic general, Bathroom); not specific to this code.
Avoid (5)
Use only anti-skid ceramic tiles on balconies; ordinary ceramic is less dense than porcelain and suits only moderate use.
Transforming Small Balconies with Stylish Modern Tile DesignsDo not use strong Moroccan patterns on both floor and wall in a small room, especially a small bathroom.
How to Pair Moroccan Tiles With Plain Tiles in Indian HomesAvoid rough or deeply textured Moroccan tile near heavy cooking because oil and masala settle in grooves.
How to Pair Moroccan Tiles With Plain Tiles in Indian HomesIn bathrooms avoid very glossy Athangudi finishes on wet floors and check slip resistance before installing.
Athangudi Tiles: Traditional Beauty for Modern HomesGlazed ceramic wall tiles need a properly waterproofed surface with compatible adhesive and grout; tiles alone do not waterproof a wall, so watch shower joints, corners and pipe openings.
The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Ceramic Wall Tiles for Your Home
Do (1)
Choose vitrified or porcelain Moroccan tiles for high-movement floors; ceramic is fine for low-traffic areas or walls.
Moroccan Tiles: How to Use Them in Indian Homes · quote not verified
Pros (2)
Glossy glazed ceramic wall tiles repel grease and moisture, are budget-friendly, and wipe clean; pair with matt floors.
Guide 101: Which Type of Simple Kitchen Wall Tiles Designs Are Good for Busy Homeowners?Ceramic Athangudi-inspired tiles keep the patterns with consistent size and thickness, straight grout lines, easy cleaning and use in kitchens and living rooms.
Tiles Inspired By Athangudi Tiles: Preserving Tradition With Modern Ceramic Tiles
Comparisons (3)
Zellige is handmade, uneven and glossy (warmth, texture); cement Moroccan tiles are matt, rustic and mostly used on walls; ceramic Moroccan-print tiles are consistent, easier to install, budget-friendly and stain-resistant.
Moroccan Kitchen Tiles: Adding Colour & Pattern to Indian KitchensKitchen materials: ceramic (softer, easy to cut), vitrified (non-porous, heavy traffic), stone (heat and scratch resistant), glass (reflective, stain-proof backsplash), terracotta (classic, less long-lasting).
Large vs. Small Kitchen Tiles: Which is Best for Your Space?Balcony materials: porcelain is denser and less porous than ceramic for heavy rain; vitrified has low porosity and stain resistance; natural stone (granite, slate, sandstone) is durable; composite deck tiles give a wood look with slip resistance.
A Guide To Choose The Right Balcony Floor Tiles in India
Tips (1)
Use the accent tile on the kitchen backsplash, and in the bathroom on the shower panel, sink backsplash and behind the WC; combine it with the lighter or darker plain tile for smaller highlighted sections.
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FAQs
What Makes A Moroccan Pattern Suitable For Floors And Walls?
Moroccan patterns use repeated geometric motifs that feel structured and intentional across surfaces. On floors, they guide visual movement without harsh contrast. On walls, they create depth through rhythm rather than color intensity. The pattern works in both matte and textured finishes, giving surfaces visual logic. When scaled thoughtfully, Moroccan design balances detail with composure, making interiors feel coordinated rather than busy or distracting.\n
Does The Matt Finish Affect Daily Maintenance?
A matt finish reduces glare and helps hide light smudges or footprints compared with glossy tiles. The surface texture scatters light, making minor marks less noticeable. For cleaning, sweep or wipe with a soft cloth and a mild cleaner. Avoid strong acids or abrasive pads that could wear the surface. With regular gentle care, matt ceramic tiles maintain visual consistency and stay looking tidy without complex upkeep.\n
Can Green Tones Work With Neutral Interiors?
Yes, green tones often sit between warm and cool palettes, making them adaptable to neutral settings. They pair well with cream, beige, grey, and even light wood finishes. When the surface is matt, the color feels calm and grounded rather than bright or overwhelming. This adaptability helps coordinate interior materials without forcing other elements to compete for focus.\n
Is A 300x300 mm Format Versatile For Design Layouts?
The 300x300 mm square format provides a stable canvas for both floor and wall layouts. On floors, it creates a balanced rhythm with moderate grout spacing. On walls, it supports symmetrical grids or pattern repetition without busy joint lines. The size is manageable for precise planning around fixtures and edges, offering design flexibility while keeping the surface visually organised.\n
Will The Moroccan Pattern Make A Small Space Feel Busy?
Not necessarily. Much depends on color contrast, grout choice, and lighting. A lower contrast between the pattern and base tone keeps the motif calm and integrated. Combined with a matt finish and lighter surrounding surfaces, smaller spaces can feel structured but not cluttered. The pattern becomes a subtle backdrop rather than a loud foreground, preserving visual calm.\n
How Should I Clean Ceramic Tiles To Preserve Matt Texture?
Begin by removing loose dust with a soft broom or dry cloth. For more thorough care, use a mild pH-neutral cleaner with warm water and a soft cloth or mop. Rinse thoroughly and dry to avoid water spots along joints. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemical cleaners that could dull the surface texture over time. Gentle, consistent care preserves both tone and pattern clarity.\n
Can Moroccan-Style Tiles Complement Contemporary Spaces?
Yes, Moroccan-style tiles work well in contemporary interiors when balanced with simpler finishes. The geometric pattern adds structured interest without forcing a traditional look. Paired with plain field tiles, neutral walls, matte hardware, and soft lighting, the surface reads as designed and purposeful. It blends pattern and restraint, giving contemporary spaces depth without visual overload.
Q: Which material for kitchen dado tiles? A: Ceramic, porcelain and vitrified all work; porcelain/vitrified generally have lower water absorption, but check the specific tile's specification near sink or hob.
9 Kitchen Dado Tile Ideas That Make Plain Cabinets Look More PremiumQ: What backsplash works with white cabinets? A: A similar light shade gives a coordinated look; beige, grey or a stronger colour adds contrast. Check the countertop's colour and undertone too.
Kitchen Tiles: Should Your Backsplash Match the Countertop or Cabinets?Q: How to choose a backsplash for grey cabinets? A: Identify if the grey is warm or cool; white/off-white contrasts, related greys give a tonal look. Compare cabinet, countertop and tile samples together.
Kitchen Tiles: Should Your Backsplash Match the Countertop or Cabinets?Q: What tile size for bathrooms? A: Larger wall tiles (300x450, 300x600) look open and modern; smaller or medium anti-skid floor tiles help grip and drainage, and shower floors may need smaller tiles for slope.
A Complete Guide to Tile Sizes for Every Room of Your HouseQ: Are small tiles suitable for balconies? A: Small and medium tiles suit balconies because they handle slopes, edges and drainage zones better; textured or anti-skid finish is important and slope must be planned to prevent waterlogging.
A Complete Guide to Tile Sizes for Every Room of Your HouseQ: Can I use floor tiles for a bathroom backsplash? A: Yes, floor tiles are durable and water-resistant, so they suit backsplash areas exposed to splashes and soap.
Types of Bathroom Tiles to Create a Statement Backsplash
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Description
This ceramic green Moroccan floor and wall tile, listed as Code 31299, introduces a structured geometric rhythm in a calm green tone that reads beautifully across both floor and wall applications. The tile dimensions are 300x300 mm and the matt finish eliminates glare, creating a balanced, understated surface. Its carefully designed thickness of 9 mm gives the tile body dependable stability under moderate floor use while remaining perfectly suitable for vertical elevations. Produced from kiln-fired ceramic, the tile body offers consistent color and reliable surface performance. The Moroccan-inspired pattern pairs structure with subtle color variation, creating visual interest without overwhelming surrounding decor. On floors, the geometric motif brings a controlled directional flow. On walls, the pattern enhances depth and supports a composed, layered feel. The green hue works effectively with neutrals, natural woods, and soft metallics, making it easy to integrate into a range of interior schemes. Because of its moderate scale, the format reduces obvious grout interruption, helping spaces feel cohesive and organised. Daily maintenance is straightforward; a soft cloth and mild cleaner keep the surface clean and tidy.
Features
* Ceramic Moroccan Tile * Size is 300x300mm, that is 12x12 Inch, * Thickness 9mm * Matt Finish * Best for Interior and Exterior Use * Best for Residential & Commercial Use * Floor and Wall Use * No Returns, No Exchange * Prices are Inclusive of GST * Moderate Maintenance * Made In India
Applications
Suitable for foyer floor grids, living room elevation belts, kitchen statement floor sections, bathroom wall spans outside direct spray, dining floor bands, corridor pattern strips, boutique retail display elevations, cafe floor accents, salon segment cladding, study room accent floors, reception panels, shelf rear walls, powder room zones, and varied interiors needing structured geometric rhythm.
Maintenance
1) Please use sweep/mop/vacuum to clean the tiles on regular basis to keep them from getting dull. 2) Use of mild detergent/ceramic cleaner is recommended for regular maintenance. It is not recommended to keep the glazed tiles air-dry. Rather keep the surface dry with a clean cloth after wash. 3) Use of high concentrated acid/cleaner is not recommended for glazed tile.
Laying notes
1) Please use minimum of 2mm spacer between the tiles to maintain the aesthetics of laying. 2) As per the company policy, please inspect the tiles before installation. If any complaints regarding color /quality/others needs to brought to company's notice before installation. Once tiles are installed no complaints will be entertained. 3) COLOR - Computer/mobile/tab screens show colors differently from device to device. Everyone can see the colors differently. We try very hard to ensure that our photos look as like as actual sample. 4) If it is geometrical Patterns, then the design continuity between the tiles may not match sometime. So strongly recommended to use spacer while installation.