Moroccan style is one of the most popular styles among design experts and tends to be the hottest style today. This architectural style is quite popular and appears mainly throughout the Arab regions, North Africa as well as on the Iberian peninsula.
Living room
In Moroccan style, the living room is the most important place because it is the space for the homeowner to show hospitality and also the place to promote the unique culture of this style. The living room is usually arranged with a row of sofas connected together, placed against the wall and a table opposite the sofa. The furniture is often covered with leather and decorated with warm and vibrant colors. On the sofa, square pillows with typical Arabic patterns are often arranged to increase the eye-catching look.
In addition, the living room is also decorated with ceramics, textiles, embroidery and lanterns, most of the lamps and lanterns in Moroccan design are handmade products and have soft light that makes the house warm and mysterious.
Brick
Tiles are a typical feature of the Moroccan style. Tiles are often in cool tones, mainly shades of blue (green or turquoise) which are very suitable for decorative details in the space.
Especially floor tiles. Tiles are also used for wall cladding with decorative patterns and impressive colors, creating a very unique style. In addition, ceramic tiles with colorful patterns are often used when designing in this style.
Color
One of the most characteristic features of Moroccan style is the use of color.
The color palette for Moroccan style can reflect earthy, warm colors or beautiful sunrises, combined with vibrant turquoise. Rich colors such as chocolate, purple, turquoise, olive, blue, silver, amber, etc. stand out against a background of wheat yellow or beige.
Interior
Moroccan style with exquisite interiors carved and handcrafted to perfection down to every detail is not easy. Therefore, designers will replace it with furniture made from dark wood to retain the soul of this typical style, but the rustic style with metal decorative details, this clever replacement helps the space to be more modern but still retains the core elements of each style.
Instead of traditional floor cushions, modern Moroccan style interiors use sofas with legs to give users more choices when using this style.
Richly colored fabrics, intricate textures, and intricate patterns are typical of Moroccan decor. This décor also favors throw pillows, cushions, rugs, curtains, etc.
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