Green Moroccan Tile Code35003B
Ceramic Green Moroccan Floor and Wall Tile Code35003B (300x300mm, Matt)
Colours of this design (3)
Blue · 35003C
Green · 35003B
Yellow · 35003APrice & box
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- Per box
- 11 pcs · 10.66 sq ft
- Box price
- ₹1,812
- Box weight
- 16 kg
- 100 sq ft room
- ≈ ₹16,940 (+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
MyTyles recommends this tile in
- Moroccan Kitchen Tiles: Adding Colour & Pattern to Indian Kitchens
- 8 Athangudi Tile Ideas for Pooja Rooms With Traditional Character
- Moroccan Tile Color Combinations That Work Well in Indian Homes
What those guides say
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 KitchensIn a small Indian kitchen, use Moroccan tile on one focused spot (backsplash or behind hob), medium-scale pattern, in light combinations like white-blue, white-green or white-black.
Moroccan Kitchen Tiles: Adding Colour & Pattern to Indian KitchensMoroccan backsplashes work best when cabinets stay simple: white, grey or wood-toned.
Moroccan Kitchen Tiles: Adding Colour & Pattern to Indian KitchensPair floral Athangudi pooja floors with plain light walls so the floor stands out; use a darker border against a lighter centre (black with mustard, navy with ivory).
8 Athangudi Tile Ideas for Pooja Rooms With Traditional CharacterTerracotta-toned Athangudi suits a pooja room opening into living or dining, and hides foot traffic, incense ash and petals better than white or pale tiles.
8 Athangudi Tile Ideas for Pooja Rooms With Traditional CharacterTile only the wall behind the deity with Athangudi and leave side walls plain.
8 Athangudi Tile Ideas for Pooja Rooms With Traditional CharacterBlue and white Moroccan suits kitchen backsplash, balcony and pooja backdrop; muted blue for most rooms, deeper blue on one wall.
Moroccan Tile Color Combinations That Work Well in Indian HomesBlack and white Moroccan for floors, bathrooms, entryways: strong contrast, use on one wall or one floor and keep the rest neutral.
Moroccan Tile Color Combinations That Work Well in Indian HomesTerracotta and cream suits wood, brass and rustic interiors; brown-beige-cream is gentle for living rooms and entries; green and white fits plants and wood.
Moroccan Tile Color Combinations That Work Well in Indian Homes
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
Layout & patterns (1)
Moroccan tile in cobalt blue, forest green or deep terracotta behind the stove works best with white or neutral cabinets and plain walls elsewhere.
Why Handmade-Look Tiles Are Becoming a Luxury Interior Trend
Comparisons (2)
Kitchen 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 Visual Effect Does Moroccan Pattern Bring To Surfaces?
Moroccan patterning uses structured geometry to create visual rhythm and layered detail. Instead of forcing bold colour, the repeated shapes draw the eye across the surface, adding dimension without visual noise. On green backgrounds with matt finishes, this effect produces a calm yet expressive elevation. Whether on a full wall or floor field, the pattern anchors the space and feels curated rather than casual or like a decorative overload.\n
Is A Matt Finish Better For Everyday Floor Use?
Yes, a matt finish reduces glare from overhead lighting or sunlight, which is especially useful on floors. Light diffuses gently rather than reflecting directly into the eyes. On floor surfaces prone to foot traffic, a matt surface feels less slippery than high gloss and hides minor marks and smudges more effectively. This contributes to a calm, dependable surface that looks consistent with regular cleaning.\n
Can This Tile Be Used On Walls And Floors Together?
Yes, the ceramic body and surface finish allow coordinated floor and wall use when installed correctly. On walls, it becomes a structured backdrop that reads as architectural. On floors, it offers a patterned identity without feeling loud or busy. Aligning grout spacing and pattern direction helps the design read as intentional both horizontally and vertically, supporting integrated interior planning.\n
Does The Green Tone Feel Versatile In Interiors?
Green often reads as calming and grounded, especially when combined with matt surfaces. It pairs well with wooden elements that bring warmth and with neutral finishes that keep the overall palette balanced. Through stone or metal accents, green gains context without appearing overly thematic. In both traditional and contemporary schemes, green tends to feel adaptable and supportive of surrounding materials.\n
How Do You Maintain Ceramic Floor And Wall Surfaces?
Dust and loose particles should be removed with regular sweeping or dry mopping. Follow with a damp mop or soft cloth and a mild pH-neutral cleaner for deeper cleaning. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners, which can wear down surface texture over time. Promptly addressing spills prevents stains from settling, ensuring patterned surfaces remain crisp without extensive effort.\n
Will Patterned Surfaces Feel Too Busy In Small Rooms?
Patterned tiles can feel busy if paired with clashing finishes or loud colour schemes. Because this tile has a matt surface and calming green tone, the pattern integrates more seamlessly. Choosing grout close to the tile tone and pairing it with neutral surroundings helps the pattern feel balanced. In small rooms, the effect feels intentional and structured rather than overwhelming.\n
Is This Tile Suitable For Mixed Interior Styles?
Yes, the balanced pattern and neutral green matt finish support various design directions. In contemporary spaces, it adds structured identity, while in classic interiors, it brings refined detail without loud accents. Paired with warm wood and soft textiles, it feels approachable. Matched with stone and metal finishes, it reads as considered and sophisticated, making it adaptable across settings.\n
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
Ceramic green Moroccan floor and wall tile Code 35003B brings timeless geometry to both floors and vertical planes with a matt surface that feels calm. At 300x300 mm, this square format strikes a balance between detailed pattern and manageable installation scale, allowing you to articulate rhythm. Ceramic tiles are kiln-fired from refined clay, producing a compact body. The matt finish reduces glare and supports gentle light diffusion, which helps the green tone feel composed. The Moroccan-inspired motif creates interplay across repeated units, giving surfaces depth and movement. Because the tone is measured and the surface is non-reflective, this tile pairs beautifully with natural materials such as wood, stone, and brushed metal trims, as well as neutral finishes that frame the pattern. Its integrated thickness of 9 mm contributes to long-lasting wall and floor surface performance without excessive weight, helping the tile sit flat underfoot and align cleanly on walls. Simple maintenance involves routine sweeping and damp mopping or gentle wiping, keeping both floors and wall zones looking balanced and defined.
Features
* Ceramic Tiles * Size is 300x300mm, that is 12x12 Inch, * Thickness 9mm * Matt Finish * Best for Interior and Exterior Use * Best for Residential and Commercial Use * Floor and Wall Use * No Returns, No Exchange * Prices are Inclusive of GST * Moderate Maintenance * Made In India
Applications
It is perfect for a variety of applications such as kitchen floor patterns, bathroom wall elevations that are not directly exposed to water spray, hallway floor fields, vanity accent stretches, staircase landing floors, dining room patterned floors, reception floor bands, boutique display floors, cafe seating floor zones, study room accent walls, salon floor panels, retail floor grids, corridor accent bands, and interiors that require structured patterns.
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.