When Los Angeles transplants Caitlin and Samuel Dowe-Sandes set about renovating a 250-year-old-house in Marrakesh’s walled city, their experience formed the genesis for a tile business they named Popham Design. Popham Design uses local Moroccan artisans to hand-make cement tiles in an array of designs and colors that combine traditional elements with a contemporary twist; almond trees, arches, and donkey cart wheels are all sources of inspiration. To order go to Popham Design; in the U.S. their Paccha line of cement encaustic tiles is available through Ann Sacks.
Above: Courtyard in the Dowe-Sandes’ home.
Above: Popham’s Coral and Sassafras tiles.
Above: Popham’s Wink tiles.
Above: The Paccha line of cement encaustic tiles available at Ann Sacks.
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