Transitional Circle Moroccan Tile Code40703
Transitional Geometric Circle Luster Ceramic Moroccan Tile Code40703 300x300mm
Price & box
mytyles.com online price, fetched 20 Oct 2026. Confirm GST and transport in the quotation.
- Per box
- 10 pcs · 9.69 sq ft
- Box price
- ₹2,034
- Box weight
- 15 kg
- 100 sq ft room
- ≈ ₹21,780 (+10% wastage)
Specs
- Size
- 300x300mm · 1x1 Feet
- Thickness
- 9 mm
- Material
- Ceramic
- Finish
- Luster
- Colour
- White
- Use
- Floor, Wall
- Category
- Moroccan Tiles
- Delivery outside Bangalore
- ~14 days
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Why it’s in these places
- Moroccan & carpet — Moroccan / carpet pattern
- Geometric & shapes — Geometric / shaped pattern
- Ceramic general — Ceramic
- Bathroom — Wall tile type commonly used on bathroom walls
- Kitchen wall & backsplash — Wall tile type commonly used for kitchen dado / backsplash
MyTyles recommends this tile in
- Why Are Moroccan Tiles Used In Homes
- Moroccan Tiles Kitchen Splashback Designs and Ideas
- Top 10 Prints For Moroccan Tiles
- Moroccan Tiles: History, Sizes, Designs, Prices and Maintenance
What those guides say
Moroccan tiles can go on kitchen or bathroom backsplashes, shower walls, entryways, balconies/courtyards and stair risers.
Why Are Moroccan Tiles Used In HomesWith a simple countertop and cabinets, a Moroccan backsplash becomes a focal point without making the kitchen feel busy.
Why Are Moroccan Tiles Used In HomesUse Moroccan tiles in selected areas (feature wall, backsplash, foyer or dining floor accent, stair risers, balcony) rather than everywhere, and pair with neutrals like beige, white or wood.
They are visually rich and shine when not overused.
Why Are Moroccan Tiles Used In HomesChoose glazed Moroccan tiles for kitchen splashbacks to prevent stains and water damage; glazed ceramic or porcelain are practical, while cement, porous or natural stone options need sealing and more upkeep.
Moroccan Tiles Kitchen Splashback Designs and IdeasKitchen style fit: geometric or zellige behind stove/sink in modular kitchens; blue/green/earthy in classic Indian kitchens; black-white, blue, terracotta or mustard in rustic ones; grey or soft blue in minimalist ones.
Moroccan Tiles Kitchen Splashback Designs and IdeasWipe oil and masala splashes soon after cooking with warm water and mild cleaner; avoid acids, metal scrubbers and abrasive powders; smooth finishes need less effort than deeply textured.
Moroccan Tiles Kitchen Splashback Designs and IdeasIn bathrooms use floral, star, lattice or blue-white Moroccan prints on shower walls, dado, niches or floors, balanced with plain neutral tiles.
Top 10 Prints For Moroccan TilesKitchen backsplash Moroccan prints: balanced geometric or floral in blue, white, grey or earthy tones hide minor stains.
Top 10 Prints For Moroccan TilesZellige is handcrafted with uneven surface and edges and glossy glaze, used for sink backsplashes or accent walls.
Top 10 Prints For Moroccan TilesMoroccan tile materials: ceramic is affordable and easy to install; vitrified is durable for floors and walls; porcelain is best for wet areas; cement is matte and rustic.
Moroccan Tiles: History, Sizes, Designs, Prices and Maintenance
Keep in mind — for tiles like this
Matched by type (Moroccan & carpet, Geometric & shapes, Ceramic general, Bathroom); not specific to this code.
Avoid (2)
Do 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 Homes
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 (1)
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?
Comparisons (2)
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?
Tips (6)
Arabesque (lantern-shaped) tiles form a pattern by shape alone and suit backsplashes without overwhelming the space.
Moroccan Kitchen Tiles: Adding Colour & Pattern to Indian KitchensConfine bold patterns (herringbone, chevron, Moroccan, mosaic) to one feature or shower wall in a small bathroom.
Small Bathroom Tile Ideas to Make Your Bathroom Look BiggerLight octagonal tiles with similar-colour grout suit compact bathroom floors; blue or light green Moroccan tiles in matt finish work on floors if used carefully.
Small Bathroom Tile Ideas to Make Your Bathroom Look BiggerUse mosaic, Moroccan, geometric or printed tiles on one selected area (behind the hob, under open shelves, a breakfast corner), not the whole kitchen; keep cabinets plain.
Modern Kitchen Wall Tile Designs for Indian KitchensUse hexagon Moroccan patterns to separate wet and dry bathroom zones or kitchen from lounge.
▶ Moroccan Tiles Design | Kitchen, Bathroom, Living room Area | Floor and Wall Tiles | MYTYLESUse 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.
▶ Ceramic Wall Tiles Concepts | Bathroom and Kitchen Tiles | MYTYLES
FAQs
What Does Transitional Geometric Circle Look Like?
Transitional Geometric Circle features large white marble-look circles arranged in a connected repeat. Small black and charcoal lens-shaped sections appear where the circular forms meet, adding clear contrast. Fine grey and beige veining moves through the pale areas, while the luster finish introduces reflection across the geometric ceramic surface design.
Is Transitional Geometric Circle Made From Natural Marble?
No. Transitional Geometric Circle is identified as a ceramic tile with a marble-look surface design; it is not listed as natural marble. The pale veining, circular forms, and dark connecting sections are manufactured decorative details. Select it according to its stated ceramic construction, luster finish, intended application, and any available technical performance information.
Where Can Transitional Geometric Circle Be Used?
Transitional Geometric Circle is specified for floor and wall use and may suit selected foyers, living areas, kitchens, bathrooms, and decorative feature surfaces. Final suitability depends on traffic, moisture exposure, substrate preparation, and the installation system. Confirm any required wear, slip, water, frost, or exterior ratings before selecting it for demanding or moisture-prone locations.
Is Transitional Geometric Circle Suitable For Wet Floors?
Its luster finish does not independently establish slip resistance or suitability for wet floors. Before using Transitional Geometric Circle in a bathroom, utility area, entrance, or another moisture-prone location, confirm its applicable slip and water-performance ratings. Waterproofing, drainage, substrate preparation, adhesive, grout, movement joints, cleaning practices, and local installation requirements must also match the intended conditions.
What Size And Pack Coverage Does This Tile Provide?
Each Transitional Geometric Circle tile has a nominal size of 300x300mm, equal to 0.09 sq m before joint allowances. A package contains 10 pieces and provides approximately 0.90 sq m of nominal coverage. Allow extra material for cuts, breakage, pattern alignment, layout planning, future repairs, and site conditions, and confirm final quantities before ordering.
How Should The Circular Pattern Be Planned?
Dry-plan several tiles before installation to check how the circles and dark lens-shaped intersections continue across the joints. Establish the preferred orientation and a central reference line before applying adhesive. Consistent spacing and careful alignment will help the connected geometric repeat remain balanced across broad floors, feature walls, splashbacks, or framed decorative sections.
How Should Transitional Geometric Circle Tiles Be Maintained?
Clean Transitional Geometric Circle with a soft cloth, mop, or non-abrasive pad and a mild cleaner suitable for ceramic tile. Remove spills and residues promptly, rinse as directed, and avoid harsh acids, abrasive powders, metal pads, or unverified chemicals. Follow the manufacturer’s care guidance for the tile, grout, sealant, and surrounding materials, especially on frequently used surfaces.
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: Do imported and Indian octagon tiles differ in durability? A: Not much; in good-quality porcelain both handle moisture, foot traffic and cleaning well. The difference is in design and installation style.
Imported vs Indian Octagon Tiles: Which Is Right for Your Bathroom?Q: Are octagon tiles suitable for small bathrooms? A: Yes, with smaller formats, lighter colours and subtle textures, paired with simple walls and uncluttered fittings.
Imported vs Indian Octagon Tiles: Which Is Right for Your Bathroom?Q: 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.
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Description
Transitional Geometric Circle is a luster-finished ceramic tile in the Moroccan Tile category. Its white marble-look surface is organised into overlapping circular forms, connected by small black and charcoal lens-shaped intersections. Fine grey and beige veining moves through the pale sections, while the darker joins keep the repeating geometry clearly defined. Code40703 measures 300x300mm and is supplied as 10 pieces per package. Based on nominal dimensions, one pack covers approximately 0.90 sq m before allowances for joints, cuts, breakage, pattern alignment, and site wastage. Designed for floor and wall use, this tile can suit selected foyers, living areas, kitchens, bathrooms, and decorative feature surfaces. Across larger layouts, the circles connect into a continuous grid, making orientation and joint alignment important. The luster finish does not independently confirm slip resistance or suitability for wet or exterior areas, so verify the relevant technical ratings for the intended location.
Features
* Moroccan Tiles * Size is 300x300mm, that is 1x1 Feet, * Thickness 9mm * Luster 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
Floor Use: LivingRoom, Bedroom, Hall, Balcony, PoojaRoom, Kitchen, Office/Commercial, Bar Unit, Passage. Wall Use: LivingRoom, Bedroom, Hall, Balcony, Bathroom, PoojaRoom, Kitchen, Office/Commercial, Bar Unit, Passage, Utility, TV Unit, Foyer.
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) If it is geometrical Patterns, then design continuity between the tiles may not match sometime. So strongly recommended to use spacer while installation. 3) 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. 4) 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.