MAROKK Tiles
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Experts in sourcing and curating handmade and exclusive tiles from small local producers worldwide, MAROKK is passionate about finding and curating unique tiles for true tile enthusiasts. The tile collections from Japan, India, Morocco and Italy are designed to blend global style with Scandinavian aesthetics. The showroom is situated in a 300–year old listed space in the historical central Copenhagen, and displays a vast variety of exclusive tiles from all around the world, adapted to the Scandinavian and global market by MAROKK.

Tile specialists MAROKK launch the new JAPANESE CRAFT and INDIA HANDMADE tile collections during 3daysofdesign. Working with leading Japanese producers as INAX and XS tiles, MAROKK presents a curated and exclusive collection of the finest artisan tiles from Japan. The new JAPANESE CRAFT collection consists of textured surfaces with pottery style glazes, unique to Japanese craft ceramics. From Gujarat in India the new INDIA HANDMADE tile collection presents the best of India culture and artisan craft; beautiful handmade tiles with thick glazes, made of durable stoneware ceramic. Visit MAROKK during 3daysofdesign and get a unique tile experience.

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