INSPIRATION GALLERY
Additional Visual Information
Artistic and playful mix and match of several different traditional, geometric Zellige shapes that incorporates an Art Deco and Mid-Century influence.
All Mistral mosaic patterns are available in all 6 colorway blends featuring a unique use of lead-free Italian glazes for a striking, fresh palette. Field and liner are also available in certain colors used in the blends.
Mistral tiles are Moroccan tiles made completely by hand in the same way authentic Zellige tiles have been made for centuries. This artistic tradition encapsulates a genuine expression of handmade tiles that results in “imperfect” but beautifully unique tiles that vary one from the other in surface, edge, and color. See our “Note on Material” below for more information.
(Color note: All colorways contain multiple color variations between pieces.)
| Coverage | Sheet = 0.927 SF |
| Tile Size(mm) | Multiple |
| Tile Thickness(mm) | 8 |
| Mounting | Mesh Mounted |
| Applications | Suitable |
| Interior Wall/Backsplash | Yes |
| Fireplace/Cooktop Surround | Yes |
| Shower Wall | Yes* |
| Steam Shower | No |
| Exterior Wall | Yes** |
Pool, Spa or Water Feature | No▲ |
Floor Application
| Interior | Exterior | |
| Shower | No | No |
| Steam Shower | No | N/A |
| Light Residential | Yes ■ | No |
| Residential | No | No |
* See install instructions for specific method for shower wall installation.
** Residential Exterior vertical uses in climates that do not experience freeze-thaw conditions.
▲ Zellige has traditionally been used in pools and fountains in Morocco. However, Zellige tiles do not meet US standards for use in pools, spas or other areas where it will be regularly submerged in water; and we do not recommend Mistral/ Zellige for these applications. Use of Mistral in pool, spas and fountains is at the discretion of the customer and no claims for damage will be honored for Mistral used in these applications, regardless of installation methods.
■ If used for flooring, expect wear and tear on the tiles, which may include glaze wearing off the edges, or chipping off the surface, as well as cracks, or complete failure of occasional tiles.