Vintage Marbrite Glass Tiles from Belgium (1930s–1950s) | Art Deco Heritage

A True Piece of Belgian Heritage

These iconic Marbrite glass tiles were produced between the 1930s and 1950s in the village of Fauquez, Belgium, a historic center of glass manufacturing.

Made from pressed glass, Marbrite was developed as an innovative alternative to natural stone and widely used in prestigious Art Deco and post-war architectural projects. Its refined surface, depth, and luminosity made it a favorite material of modernist designers and architects of the time.

Each tile bears the authentic charm of history, offering unique reflections and a rich depth of color that cannot be replicated by contemporary materials.

Rare and highly sought after, these tiles are more than architectural elements — they are true collector’s pieces, bringing timeless character, heritage, and elegance to any interior or design project.