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$1.19The Story
Zellige White Bullnose offers a clean, elegant finish for Moroccan-style wall designs. With a softly varied white tone and gloss textures, this 3×20cm trim tile captures the character of traditional zellige while providing a smooth, curved edge that completes your layout with finesse.
Ideal for framing tiled splashbacks, shower walls, or alcoves, it pairs perfectly with the matching Zellige White field tiles. Its neutral finish makes it a versatile choice for bright bathrooms, minimalist kitchens, or any space where subtle detail makes a difference.
This bullnose is suitable for indoor walls and wetroom environments, combining visual appeal with everyday functionality.
You’ll notice natural shade variation across the tiles, adding to the handmade effect and giving the finish extra depth. Check the specification table for more details.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Zellige White Bullnose offers a clean, elegant finish for Moroccan-style wall designs. With a softly varied white tone and gloss textures, this 3×20cm trim tile captures the character of traditional zellige while providing a smooth, curved edge that completes your layout with finesse.
Ideal for framing tiled splashbacks, shower walls, or alcoves, it pairs perfectly with the matching Zellige White field tiles. Its neutral finish makes it a versatile choice for bright bathrooms, minimalist kitchens, or any space where subtle detail makes a difference.
This bullnose is suitable for indoor walls and wetroom environments, combining visual appeal with everyday functionality.
You’ll notice natural shade variation across the tiles, adding to the handmade effect and giving the finish extra depth. Check the specification table for more details.
