In the 14th century, Morocco was at the center of the world. Its position on the edge of the Mediterranean made it a center of art and culture, and a melting pot of African, Islamic, and European cultures.
Those influences can still be felt today in the region's distinctive style. Right now I'm craving a little bit of that Moroccan look, with its rich hues, abundant geometric ornament, and undeniable aura of mystery.
The goods:
1. Nailhead chest by Bernhardt.
2. Swing from Anthropologie.
3. Poufs from The Future Perfect.
4. Armchair from High Fashion Home.
5. Anthropologie rug.
Images:
1, 2, 4, 5, & 6: Elle Decor.
3: Oliver's Moroccan Riad.
7. La Sultana Hotel Marrakech, via Moroccan Design.
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Great blog/resource, www.MyMarrakesh.com! No connection, just a huge fan!
Definitely on my bucket list! The colors alone would merit the trip. And seconding LovelyVelocity's website recommendation.
Morocco is for sure on my list of places to visit, these pictures are only urging me on more!
I was there in January and the country awakens every single once of one's senses. What makes the design elements so impressive in Morocco, is it's artisans, everything is crafted with such perfection. Definitely worth a visit or two!
Gorgeous rooms. I've been to Morocco and it really does have that mysterious aura you talk about. If you want to add a bit more of exotic Morocco to your room, do check out these lovely Moroccan inspired linens.
http://www.saffronmarigold.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=25&products_id=549
Kamini from Saffron Marigold