Bejmat, as part of the Zellige iconic moorish trend, is considered and art in itself with significant influence on western decoration, which process has not varied for a millennium. Dated from the X century, was typically rectangular shaped and used as paving stone. Initially in white and terracota colours only and from the XIV century enriched with a vibrant palette. Maintaining the original concept whilst rethinking the design for an actual market, the line features nine shaded colours, six decors and two shapes to dress entrances, patios, fireplaces, countertops, backlashes, pools and any living space. Conscious of the future, while still respecting the past.