Imagine stepping into a living room that instantly transports you to the vibrant and enchanting land of Morocco, where every corner tells a story of rich culture, warm hospitality, and timeless beauty. Picture yourself sinking into plush, colorful cushions, surrounded by the soft glow of intricately carved lanterns and the mesmerizing patterns of hand-woven rugs, as the aroma of sweet mint tea fills the air. Join me, your design loving friend, as we embark on a journey to create a Moroccan inspired living room that will become your very own oasis, a place where you can unwind, entertain, and lose yourself in the captivating allure of this exotic and welcoming style.
1. Colorful Carpets
Intricately patterned rugs, often featuring geometric designs.
2. Floor Cushions
Low seating options with decorative cushions.
3. Mosaic Tiles
Commonly used for flooring, walls, and furniture.
4. Lanterns
Elaborate metal or glass lanterns, such as Moroccan pendant lights.
5. Tapestries
Textiles with rich patterns and colors, hung on walls or draped over furniture.
6. Majlis (Moroccan Seating)
Traditional Moroccan seating area with low sofas and cushions.
7. Poufs
Soft, upholstered ottomans often in bright colors.
8. Architectural Elements
Arches and niches incorporated into the design.
9. Moroccan Tea Set
Ornate tea pots, glasses, and trays for serving mint tea.
10. Zellige Tiles (Moroccan Tiles)
Small, colorful, and intricate mosaic tiles.
11. Moroccan Lanterns
Metal lanterns with intricate cut out patterns.
12. Ceramic Plates
Decorative plates with intricate designs.
13. Textured Fabrics
Richly textured fabrics for curtains, throws, and upholstery.
14. Brass or Copper Tables
Coffee tables or side tables with intricate metalwork.
15. Moroccan Pouf
16. Kilim Pillows
Cushions made from flat-woven, brightly colored textiles.
17. Moroccan Mirror
Decorative mirrors with carved wood or metal frames.
18. Moroccan Sofa
Low, upholstered seating with vibrant colors and patterns.
19. Brass Trays
Used for serving and also as wall decor.
20. Wooden Screen
Intricately carved wooden room dividers.
21. Moroccan Artwork
Paintings or prints featuring traditional Moroccan scenes.
22. Moroccan Lamps
Table or floor lamps with stained glass or metal designs.
23. Babouche Slippers
Colorful, pointed toe slippers often used as decor.
24. Leather Poufs
Cushioned footstools made of leather with decorative stitching.
25. Henna Lamps
Lamps with henna painted designs on parchment or leather.
26. Moroccan Pottery
Handcrafted ceramic dishes, vases, and bowls.
27. Carved Wood Furniture
Tables, chairs, or cabinets with intricate wood carvings.
28. Moroccan Textiles
Embroidered fabrics for curtains, cushions, and throws.
29. Moroccan Wall Sconces
Decorative wall mounted lighting fixtures.
30. Cushion Covers
Colorful, patterned covers for cushions and pillows.
31. Moroccan Tapestry
Large wall hangings featuring geometric patterns or scenes.
32. Plants
To add life and completing color vibrancy.
These elements come together to create the warm, inviting, and exotic atmosphere characteristic of Moroccan living rooms. Dive deeper into the world of interior design.
Alan George
Alan launched Edward George London in 2017. Since completing his masters in Town & Regional Planning (MPlan) he has combined the skills he learned at the University of Sheffield with his passion for design, to help create a foundation for those looking to create a beautiful home.
