Tadelakt is a North African decorative technique that originated from ancient artisan traditions, and makes it possible to produce fine, natural decorative finishes.

It was probably the Berbers, ancient peoples of North West Africa, who discovered the potential of Moroccan limestone, and carried out the first decorative experiments using it. Tadelakt was then obtained by working the hydraulic lime found in the sediments of these limestone rocks extracted from the Moroccan subsoil.

Tadelakt is particularly modern and fascinating, not only because of its history and eco-friendly production process, but also because of its smooth and soft-touch effect, while still being curvaceous and multifaceted to the eye.

Its texture, distinct modernity and colours typically found in Morocco are some of the reasons why tadelakt is still valued and used in decorating interiors both humid and non.

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