TileKit Original: Coaster Set
98 handmade tiles in 16 core shapes, 6 paints, brushes, glue, varnish and two coaster bases.
Coaster Set | Tray Set | Fez Expansion Pack | Versatiles magnets
TileKit Maker Bundle
Every shape we make, in one box
This pack gives you the maximum variety of compatible shapes across our sets and expansions to build hundreds of patterns. Versatiles magnets included, so you can spend days remaking your patterns.
€158
Free shipping · Pre-order · Ships from 1 December
What’s inside
Tray Set for IKEA ÖSTBIT
Tiles for the Moroccan zellige pattern, with paints, glue and varnish. The tray itself is sold separately by IKEA.
Fez Expansion Pack
An alternative set of tiles for the tray’s octagons, so the same tray can take a completely different pattern.
Versatiles magnets
Magnets for your tiles, so they hold in place without glue and can be rearranged as often as you like.
By the numbers
- 16core shapes, plus tray and Fez shapes
- 2coasters
- 1tiled tray
- 100sof patterns to make and remake
The full range of shapes
Every shape in the bundle, and how many of each you get.
Illustration coming soon
More photos coming soon
Where the patterns come from
These patterns belong to Islamic geometric art, a tradition that runs through more than a thousand years of buildings from Baghdad and Cairo to Fez, Granada and Seville. Its craftspeople built whole walls from a small set of shapes, cut and fitted by hand.
In Spain, the best-known examples are in the Alhambra, the palace the Nasrid dynasty built in Granada in the 13th and 14th centuries. In Morocco, zellige makers still cut tiles by hand today.
TileKit doesn’t copy those walls, and it isn’t zellige. We study the original patterns, redraw them as tiles anyone can paint and fit, and make every tile by hand in our Barcelona studio. In our workshops we teach where each pattern comes from.
The tray’s star pattern is drawn from Moroccan zellige. Real zellige is cut from glazed, kiln-fired clay by trained craftspeople; ours is a painted, beginner-friendly homage to it.
If the patterns get under your skin, go and see the real thing.