Interior design trends emphasize microcement and Moroccan zellige tiles

Recent interior design trends highlight innovative ways to renovate and decorate living spaces. Microcement is gaining popularity for bathroom and kitchen renovations because it can be applied directly over existing tiles. This seamless, jointless surface makes small rooms appear larger and is easier to clean, provided the underlying tiles are stable and properly prepared.

In broader architectural trends, ceramic tiles are being used beyond kitchens and bathrooms, appearing on stairs, ceilings, and in living rooms. Large-format tiles are increasingly common in France to minimize grout lines and expand visual space. Additionally, traditional Moroccan zellige tiles, handmade from clay in Fez, are seeing a resurgence. These tiles are characterized by their glossy glaze, irregular edges, and unique color variations, offering a sense of heritage and craftsmanship.