When we talk about Moroccan inspired roomsBold colors, intricate patterns, dramatic lamps, and carved wood furniture quickly come to mind. They are common elements in the decoration of these spaces, however you do not have to bring them all together.
To decorate a Moroccan-style room you can rely on both decorative elements such as architectural. The arches are part of its architectural tradition and the columns and ceilings are adorned with arabesque motifs; two characteristics that can be transferred to different decorative elements.
Moroccan architecture has an exotic charm that is hard to resist. The buildings feature large arches and domes, extensive courtyards, and are usually majestically adorned with elaborate intricate and geometric patterns. This majesty is also extrapolated to interior design.
The quirky decorations and deep colors they are common indoors. Oranges, reds, ocher, emeralds, purples ... are combined in rich textiles. Rugs are necessary to cover terra cotta floors and cushions are never enough.
If you are not so bold to combine these types of colors, bet on blues and whites to print Mediterranean character to the space and focus on the details. Choose carved wood furniture and introduces both ceramic pieces and Moroccan-style copper lamps into the design.
You can also add richness to the set with walls decorated with geometric motifs, upholstered elements or curtains. Moroccan decor is never discreet; is either splendid in color or majestic in architecture and rich in detail.