Moroccan design is filled with intricate carvings, arched doorways, beautiful tilework and vibrant colorful textured fabrics, baskets and accessories. Beautiful Intricate metal lanterns and pendant lights create amazing and magical patterns of light in your room. Mosaic and ceramic sinks create luxurious bathrooms
Moroccan homes use bright colors, such as red, blue, orange, turquoise, pale ocean blues and green mixed with gold. Interiors are filled with carved furniture pieces, poufs, floor cushions, textured vases, exotic figurines, Moroccan-inspired Berber, Kilim and Azilal tribal rugs, metallic details and natural elements, such as wood and stone.
Designs reflect the diverse culture of Arabs, Berbers, Europeans and African immigrants.
Here is an example of an eco-friendly Edesign I did for a Moroccan style living room, highlighting traditional Moroccan pieces mixed with modern elements such as mixed metals and furnishings.
Nice post on Moroccan design style, Mary Ann! I think my favorite element of Moroccan design is the intricate pierced lighting. It is both exotic and magical!
Moroccan lighting really is quite magical. I think it is my favorite thing about Moroccan design too. Thanks Janet!
Hi Maryann:
I enjoyed the way you found and used eco friendly products as much as possible in this design. The copper topped cocktail table is especially beautiful to me. Thanks for breaking everything down so well. If I ever want a Moroccan themed room, I now know who to hire to help me put it together!
Thanks Leslie, I know I love that table!
Love that you’ve sourced eco friendly products. So many unique finds. Thanks for sharing with us all.
Thanks Marina! I find that global styles like this are great for finding eco-friendly products and have so many unique, often handmade and artistic products to choose from, which is one reason I love working with these styles. Thanks for reading!
Hi Mary Ann,
Your mood boards say it all! Pulling together the pieces you chose to create a Moroccan space is just beautiful!
Thanks so much Sheri!
It’s nice to read this post on Moroccan design style, really this cultur Worth taking follow
Thanks Natalia, they have such beautiful design, art and colors to work with. It is my favorite style:)