Tadelakt Bathroom Walls

I do have to wonder about where the shower curtain is here.

Tadelakt bathroom walls.

When the ingredients are combined a chemical reaction between the two creates a waterproof membrane making tadelakt walls suitable for wet areas like showers and baths. It is the traditional coating of the palaces hammams and bathrooms of the riads in morocco. In the past tadelakt was commonly applied to solid absorbent structures such as earthen lime or cement walls. The uniform application allows the creation of bespoke features while maintaining a timeless appeal.

Tadelakt is now frequently applied to a variety of surfaces including well framed wood brick and cement block. Tadelakt is a traditional lime based plastering technique that has been used in morocco for thousands of years. The ancient finish is also becoming a popular feature for western bathrooms and wet rooms. Tadelakt is a traditional moroccan wall surfacing technique composed of lime plaster and black soap made from olives.

Tadelakt is a stunning versatile moroccan plaster suitable for almost any internal or external wall and a stylish alternative to traditional tiles in bathrooms or wetrooms. The bathroom has a lime plaster on the walls and ceilings and a groutless tadelakt shower which will never have issues with mildew in grout lines. I like how the floor color flows up into the tub while the walls were left light and bright white. It should be used on sturdy structures with little give to best support the application of the product.

The natural tadelakt plaster made from water resistant marrakech lime can be used indoors and outdoors. Tadelakt is a waterproof lime plaster which can be used on the interior and exteriors of buildings. Tadelakt provides a stylish alternative to traditional tiles in bathrooms and the water resistant plaster is applied seamlessly with no grout lines. Custom clay plasters cover all the walls and ceilings except the bathroom.

Its traditional application includes being polished with a river stone and treated with a soft soap to acquire its final appearance and water resistance. A really traditional use of tadelakt is coating anything that will hold water like a bathtub. The term tadelakt meaning to rub in is an amazighified expression from the arabic word تدليك tadleek meaning to rub or massage tadelakt is thought to have evolved from qadad a similar plaster used in yemen for millennia that is treated with calcium hydroxide and oils and fats instead of soaps. Douglas fir wood was used to match the original wood in the home.

The tub from blu bathworks sits on a douglas fir base so as to look as though it s floating. Doors are from used building supply stores and are all solid alder wood.