A spectacular contemporary room where zellige is shaped into space.

Maison Amadal

Zellige shaped into space

Maison Amadal is a design house built on a single craft.

We believe zellige is architecture, not ornament, a language of geometry, rhythm, and light that has ordered space for centuries. Most see a beautiful surface. We see a way of thinking about a room.

Our work is to carry that intelligence into contemporary interiors, and to give a modern space the depth of something made by hand and meant to last.

We begin by understanding the client and the space they live in. What we design belongs to it, as if it had always been there.

A contemporary outdoor room open to the sky.
A horizontal room in the language of Vitro.

It begins in pieces

A cluster of zellige pieces shaped by hand.

Shaped by hand

Glazed tesserae fired into permanence.

Fired into permanence

Pieces glazed for light.

Glazed for light

Geometry cut to meet, edge to edge.

Cut to meet

Tesserae set into a surface.

Set into a surface

Before a room has walls,
it has a pattern

A second Vitro room, structure becoming surface.
A boutique suite bedroom, wide and calm.

Cut by hand, no two pieces are ever the same, yet assembled they hold an order so exact the hand behind it goes unseen

A close detail of the glazed motif.
A built-in bar niche held close.
A drinks niche, surface meeting light.
Nova motif Iris, a real surface up close.
A glaze keeping the light, seen near.
Nova motif Reflet rising through a tall room.

Maison Amadal reads a space before it designs one. That reading is what separates a surface that decorates from one that belongs.

A private performing-arts lounge in warm tone.
A cocktail lounge corner lined in glaze.
A high-end editorial interior held in portrait.

Four worlds, one language

Noor collection, the master room.
Noor collection, view 1.
Noor collection, view 3.
Noor collection, view 2.
Noor collection, view 4.
Noor
Vitro collection, the master room.
Vitro collection, view 1.
Vitro collection, view 2.
Vitro collection, view 3.
Vitro collection, view 4.
Vitro
Atlas collection, the master room.
Atlas collection, view 2.
Atlas collection, view 1.
Atlas collection, view 3.
Atlas collection, view 4.
Atlas
Nova collection, the master room.
Nova collection, view 1.
Nova collection, view 2.
Nova collection, view 3.
Nova collection, view 4.
Nova
A grand stair hall rising the full page.

Every project begins with the room, its proportions, its light, how it is used. The pattern follows from that reading, and it is chosen to resolve the space rather than to decorate it.

Nova motif Reflet in a deep, warm interior.
A winter garden salon under soft daylight.
A spectacular contemporary space opening wide.

Maison Amadal works in projects, carrying a space from the first drawing to the last piece set in place.

Design. Composing the surface, from motif selection to how it meets the room.

Craft. Tile made to order, by hand, in Morocco.

Installation. Set by our own team, because the laying is part of the design.

Scope. From a single surface to a complete interior.

The Nova motif, drawn close in portrait.
A spectacular contemporary interior in portrait.
A villa courtyard around a still fountain.
A wide room held in even light, the pool.

From the hands of Ancestors to the homes of Tomorrow

A loggia opening onto light, the final room.

Maison Amadal

Designed to belong