Est. 1980 · Rabat, Morocco
Authentic Moroccan craftsmanship for extraordinary spaces
For luxury homes, Hotels, Mosques, and Architectural landmarks worldwide.
Legacy
Honored by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, RabatArt’s work now stands in palaces, embassies, and mosques across the world.
The crafts
Six crafts, shaped in-house by our own Maâlems — zellige, gypsum, cedar, tadelakt, lime paint, and tahejart. For anything beyond these, we call on trusted partner ateliers, held to the same standard, so every project still moves through RabatArt as one.
Moroccan zellige
Hand-cut mosaic
Carved gypsum
Gebs relief
Cedar woodwork
Mashrabiya & ceilings
Tadelakt, lime & tahejart
Polished lime finishes
Not About Us
A Guild, Reassembled
Some things cannot be taught in a season. Only in a lifetime.
RabatArt is a collective — Morocco’s finest Maâlems, led by Master Abdelaly, gathered under one roof to protect a heritage that was never meant to survive in fragments.
Our process
Five steps that turn Moroccan zellige, carved gypsum, and cedar woodwork into architecture built to last generations.
01
Consultation
Listening to your site, your architectural brief, and the constraints of the build, before proposing the right Moroccan craftsmanship solution.
02
Design
Execution drawings, material selection, and pattern validation for your custom Moroccan zellige, gypsum, or cedar installation.
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Production
Shaped in our Rabat workshop by master Moroccan artisans, piece by piece, using techniques carried through three generations.
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Installation
Site installation coordinated with your other trades, so your handcrafted Moroccan tiles and woodwork integrate seamlessly into the build.
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Handover
Delivery of the finished masterpiece — villa, hotel, or mosque decoration — with ongoing follow-up long after installation.
Selected work
Mosques, embassies, and private residences across Morocco, the Gulf, and beyond.
Masjid Nasser Al Busaidi
Muscat, Oman
Moroccan Embassy & Residence
Manama, Bahrain
Masjid Al Badria
Tripoli, Libya
Dar Lekhder
Rabat, Morocco
Global Reach
Crafted in Morocco. Delivered Worldwide.
Every piece leaves our Rabat workshop the same way it arrives on site — intact, on schedule, and installed by the people who made it. RabatArt has shipped and installed handcrafted zellige, gypsum, and cedar woodwork across the Gulf, North Africa, and Europe, coordinating customs, freight, and on-site installation so architects abroad can specify authentic Moroccan craftsmanship with total confidence.
Global Logistics
Packed, insured, and freighted from Rabat, with full customs documentation handled on your behalf.
International Collaboration
We work directly with your architects and site managers abroad, from shop drawings to installation.
On-Site Installation Support
The same hands that shaped the piece can travel to set it in place.
Africa · Europe · GCC · North America
The RabatArt Difference
One Atelier. Every Craft. One Standard.
Architects specifying Moroccan craftsmanship usually assemble a coalition of workshops — one for zellige, another for gypsum, another for cedar, tadelakt, metalwork, glass, restoration — and inherit every inconsistency, delay, and miscommunication that comes with managing seven separate contracts. RabatArt was built to end that. Under one roof in Rabat, Morocco’s finest Maâlems work across nearly every traditional architectural craft, so you make one call and answer to one standard, from first sketch to final installation.
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One Studio, Every Craft
Zellige, carved gypsum, cedar woodwork, tadelakt, metalwork, glass, and heritage restoration — coordinated by one project manager, one production schedule, one delivery date, one installation team. Seven contracts and seven timelines become a single, accountable process.
Why it matters to architects
No more sourcing, vetting, and coordinating separate vendors for a single specification.
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Masters, Not Middlemen
Every piece is shaped by a Maâlem — a master recognized within Morocco’s own artisan hierarchy — not fabricated by an assistant working from a master’s sketch. Decades of hand training sit behind every cut tile and carved motif.
Why it matters to architects
Guarantees the level of hand-executed precision a signature architectural moment demands.
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Trusted at the Highest Addresses
Palaces, embassies, government commissions, five-star hotels, boutique riads, and mosques across Morocco and abroad. RabatArt is built for projects where there is no room for a second attempt.
Why it matters to architects
De-risks specification on prestige projects where reputational stakes are highest.
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Heritage Restored, Not Replicated
Restoring a historic riad or mosque interior means matching a technique that may be centuries old, not approximating it with a modern substitute. Our restoration specialists work from the original craft logic.
Why it matters to architects
Protects the authenticity and heritage value architects are accountable for preserving.
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Tradition, Engineered for Today
Centuries-old technique meets modern architectural tolerances, shipping logistics, and international building standards. RabatArt collaborates directly with architects and engineers so heritage craftsmanship fits seamlessly into contemporary construction.
Why it matters to architects
Bridges the gap between artisanal process and the technical rigor modern architecture requires.
What architects say
Architects · Interior Designers · Luxury Hotels & Resorts · Riads · Developers · Embassies · Royal Projects
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