This stunning interior presents a magnificent example of Moroccan architecture inspired by traditional hammams and riads. At the center of the composition is a pool with crystal-clear turquoise water, its surface creating a perfect mirror that reflects the architectural elements of the space. The impressive wooden ceiling with exposed beams and traditional Moroccan ornamentation provides a warm contrast to the snow-white walls.
The space is organized around a series of arched openings, characteristic of Islamic architecture. The lower part of the walls is covered with fine mosaic tilework ("zellige") in blue-turquoise tones, which is a classic element of Moroccan country house design and creates a harmonious transition to the water's surface. Hanging lanterns in Eastern style complement the atmosphere of luxury and authenticity.
This interior demonstrates how traditional architectural elements can be successfully adapted to create a space that combines historical aesthetics with modern comfort. For your own home, you could borrow techniques such as contrasting material combinations (wood-stone), using arched openings for zoning, decorative mosaics for accent surfaces, and thoughtful lighting that highlights architectural details.