5 Ways to Style Moroccan Ceramics in a Modern Home
Our collections of Moroccan Tamegroute pottery are crafted slowly, shaped by hand, and rich with texture and meaning. At Moroccan White, we love how easily they find a place in even the most modern of spaces. Whether you're styling a quiet coffee corner or setting the table for guests, these pieces bring soul and story into the everyday.
Here are five ways to style our handmade ceramics in your home, inspired by real pieces from the collection.
Let One Piece Ground a Minimal Space
In a bright, pared-back living room, a single handcrafted ceramic can be enough. A deep green fruit platter resting on a neutral marble coffee table draws the eye with its rich glaze and imperfect form. Set against a Berber rug and neutral tones, it becomes an effortless focal point - proof that you don’t need more, just the right thing.
Cluster Pieces for Sculptural Impact
Sometimes, it’s the combination of pieces that tells the story. A mix of footed Tamegroute bowls, each with their own height and hue, placed together on a rattan tray creates a sculptural moment. The varying forms play off each other and feel at home whether your decor leans rustic or refined.
Add Atmosphere to the Dining Table
A softly glowing candle changes everything. Our Tamegroute scented candles, hand-poured into traditional ceramic vessels, bring instant warmth to any table. Styled here on a floral tablecloth, the glow of the glaze feels as much a part of the scene as the scent itself.
Play with Colour and Contrast
Moroccan ceramics were made to be used and loved at the table. Our signature dining plates, styled here with a splash of pink linen and paired with recycled beldi glasses, show how beautifully they mix with contemporary colour and texture. The trick is to keep it personal. A pop of unexpected colour can lift the whole setting without losing its calm.
Dot Pieces Around the Home
Don’t be afraid to style ceramics in less expected places. A large modern dining room comes to life when dotted with handmade touches- a platter on the table, a pair of vases on the mantel, a bowl by the window. These pieces aren’t just functional; they shape the mood of a space.
Styling Moroccan ceramics isn’t about perfection - it’s about atmosphere. A sense of place. A little history in the everyday. Whether you’re drawn to the deep green of Tamegroute, the tactile nature of hand-thrown clay, or the soft light of a candle, these pieces become part of how your home feels.