This interior represents a magnificent example of Moroccan style skillfully adapted for a contemporary space. The room features a characteristic octagonal ceiling with dark wooden finishes and traditional hanging lamps made of perforated metal, creating an exquisite play of light and shadow.
The color palette is built on an elegant contrast between dark wooden elements and light textile accents. Soft furniture in neutral tones – dark brown and olive sofas with cream-colored pillows – creates a cozy atmosphere for relaxation. The central place is occupied by a low table with rich carving, characteristic of Eastern style.
Special attention should be paid to the decorative lanterns, which are an integral element of Moroccan design. They not only serve as light sources but also function as artistic objects, creating an atmosphere of oriental luxury.
The space magnificently interacts with the surrounding landscape thanks to floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows framed by light white curtains. Through the windows, there is a view of a minaret and garden, which enhances the authenticity of the Moroccan atmosphere.
When designing the facade of a country house in a similar style, it is worth paying attention to the harmonious combination of architectural elements and landscape design, which allows creating a unified concept of external and internal space. In your own interior, you can use characteristic elements of Moroccan style: carved wooden details, perforated metal lamps, textiles with geometric patterns, and low furniture that contributes to a more relaxed atmosphere.