Moroccan Mirrors: A Guide to Moroccan-Style Mosaic Wall Mirrors

In short: a Moroccan mirror brings Moorish geometry, colour and hand-cut detail to a wall. Our mosaic mirrors are handmade in Turkey using the same centuries-old mosaic craft, and many designs feature the geometric, arabesque patterns associated with Moroccan and Moorish style — so they capture that look beautifully.

What is a Moroccan-style mirror?

A Moroccan, or Moorish, mirror is defined by its decorative frame of repeating geometric and arabesque patterns, rich jewel colours and hand-set detail. A mosaic wall mirror delivers exactly that: hundreds of hand-cut glass tiles arranged into intricate patterns around a solid wood frame.

Moroccan vs Turkish mosaic mirrors

Moroccan and Turkish mosaic mirrors share the same tradition of hand-cutting and setting glass tiles by hand. The difference is mostly in the patterning — Moroccan-style designs lean into bold geometry and arabesque motifs, while others use florals and medallions. Several of our mirrors, such as the Marrakech, Alhambra and Casablanca, feature distinctly Moroccan-style geometric tilework.

Where Moroccan mirrors work

A Moroccan-style mirror is a natural focal point above a console in the hallway, over a fireplace, or in a bathroom where its colour lifts plain tile. Gold and jewel-toned palettes feel especially rich and Moorish.

Choosing the right size

Our Moroccan-style mosaic mirrors are made to order in four sizes — from a 13″ square accent to a 21″×29″ statement piece for a large wall.

Browse the full range of handmade mosaic wall mirrors, including Moroccan-style geometric designs, each delivered within 10 days.

Frequently asked questions

Are these real Moroccan mirrors?

They are handmade in Turkey in the same hand-cut mosaic tradition, and many designs feature Moroccan-style geometric and arabesque patterns. We describe them as Moroccan-style rather than made in Morocco.

What makes a mirror look Moroccan?

Repeating geometric and arabesque patterns, hand-set tiles and rich jewel or gold tones give a mirror its Moroccan, Moorish character.

Do you have gold Moroccan-style mirrors?

Yes — several designs use gold and amber tiles for a classic, warm Moroccan-style look.

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