This thesis introduces and relates geometric lattice models, some of which are new, to spin clusters or their interfaces in Zn models. The critical (fractal) properties of these spin clusters and their interfaces are well established numerically but badly understood analytically, except for the n=2 case corresponding to the Ising model. The Ising model can be formulated in terms of a loop model describing the interfaces between its black and white clusters. This loop model is a particular case of the non-local O(N) loop model. The latter is relatively well understood even though it is still the subject of active research. This fact can be explained by its integrability properties as well as the description of its critical fluctuations by a ...