Moroccan design is as magnificent as it is ambiguous. He is always fanciful and often - deliberately pompous, however, it should be so. It closely intertwined the primordial beauty of the Berber style, languid elegance - Arabic and splendor - Moorish. This eclectic fascinates and admires, but it also prevents the popularization of the Moroccan interior: it is too "saturated" with decor elements. Nevertheless, designers suggest using the best trends of eastern luxury in a modern setting.
Arabian furniture - complex geometric designs, decorated with elaborate carvings and ornaments. Several chests of drawers in the living room, a bedroom bed, book shelves or coffee tables will give the rooms a special "oriental" flavor.
Do not forget about textiles - variegated silk carpets, bright curtains and decorative cushions-pouffes will add notes of special charm to the laconic atmosphere.
Openwork forged lamps will create a cozy twilight and will allow zoning space in the most profitable way. Bright final touches - mosaic insets on walls and floor, wrought and clay bowls, mirrors in massive metal frames, boxes and chests with inlays.