Jacob Delafon Unveils Its 2026 Collections in Morocco, Strengthening a Strategic Partnership
The French bathroom specialist Jacob Delafon has officially launched its 2026 collections, Bastille and July+, in Morocco, reaffirming the Kingdom’s central role in its global strategy. More than a product introduction, this announcement highlights Morocco’s growing importance as both an industrial base and a key market integrated into the brand’s international rollout.
REAL ESTATE
4/29/20263 min read


Morocco at the Heart of the Brand’s Vision
By aligning the Moroccan launch with its global calendar, Jacob Delafon sends a clear message: the Kingdom is no longer a secondary market, but a priority territory. With a long-established industrial presence in Tangier and a commercial hub in Casablanca, the brand continues to build on nearly fifty years of local expertise.
Its Tangier factory remains a key production site for ceramic sanitaryware, supplying both European and African markets. This positioning allows Morocco to act as a strategic bridge between continents, reinforcing its role as a regional hub for manufacturing and distribution.
As highlighted during the announcement, this dual presence reflects a broader ambition: to combine French heritage with solutions tailored to local and regional expectations, addressing both professionals and private clients.


Bastille: A Modular and Elegant Bathroom Ecosystem
The Bastille collection embodies a refined vision of contemporary bathroom design. Inspired by organic shapes and smooth textures, it introduces a minimalist aesthetic built around harmony and functionality.
Designed as a complete ecosystem, Bastille includes vanity tops, storage units, mirrors, accessories, bathtubs, and shower trays. For the Moroccan market, the collection is available in six carefully selected finishes, including Sage, Quebec Oak, White, Caramel, Arlington Oak, and Light Walnut.
From ceramic basins available in multiple sizes to freestanding and semi-freestanding bathtubs offering a soft-touch experience, each element is conceived to enhance both comfort and visual coherence. The collection also features suspended sanitary elements, allowing for a fully coordinated bathroom space.



July+: Performance Without Compromise
Complementing Bastille, the July+ collection focuses on faucets and water systems designed for all areas of the home, including bathrooms and kitchens. With 44 NF-certified references, the range combines contemporary design with technical precision.
Available in chrome and matte black finishes, July+ integrates ceramic cartridges, quick installation systems, and optimized flow rates aimed at reducing water and energy consumption. The collection also includes ergonomic solutions, such as extended handles for accessibility, reinforcing its universal and inclusive approach.
SublimTech: Innovation Meets Craftsmanship
A key highlight of the launch is the SublimTech technology, applied by hand in France on selected basins. This innovation allows for the reproduction of ultra-realistic mineral textures and satin finishes, offering extensive customization possibilities.
By combining advanced material processes with artisanal expertise, SublimTech opens new creative perspectives in bathroom design, aligning functionality with aesthetic expression.
A Longstanding and Strategic Relationship
Beyond the collections themselves, this launch reflects a deeper relationship between Jacob Delafon and Morocco. The Kingdom has long been a cornerstone of the brand’s industrial and commercial strategy, supported by its production capabilities and strategic geographic position.
By consistently integrating Morocco into its global launches, Jacob Delafon reinforces a partnership built on trust, shared expertise, and a common vision of sustainable, elegant, and accessible bathroom design.
Looking Ahead
With Bastille and July+, Jacob Delafon continues to position itself at the intersection of design, innovation, and sustainability. At the same time, the brand’s commitment to Morocco illustrates a broader shift in global industry dynamics, where key markets play an active role not only in distribution, but also in shaping the future of production and design.
In this evolving landscape, Morocco stands as a central player, supporting both regional expansion and global ambitions.




