If you’re drawn to Moroccan style, you probably know it’s about more than just pretty patterns; it truly brings a warm, global feel to your space. You don’t have to completely redecorate to get that unique vibe, and these 30 ideas will show you how.
Recessed Lounge Niche with Scalloped Arch
A decorative scalloped archway frames a recessed bench. This bench is set directly into the wall.
Contrast Dark Wood with a Bright Floral Arrangement
Next to your bed, a small, dark carved wood side table sits. It holds a bright vase of pink flowers.
Arched Wall Niches With Geometric Tile Inlays
If your walls feel a bit plain, recessed arched niches can provide a solution. These spaces, framed by classic Moorish arches, are enhanced with geometric tile inlays, adding subtle pattern.
Frame Garden Views with Curving Archways
Decorative archways with scalloped edges frame outdoor garden scenery, particularly when paired with open glass doors that let you look beyond.
Design a Spa-Like Shower Niche
Create a spa-like atmosphere by incorporating a recessed shower niche with a built-in shelf. This plaster-finished alcove can hold a row of tealight candles, producing a warm glow while the shelf provides a convenient spot for soaps and toiletries.
Define Spaces with a Carved Geometric Screen
A bold, carved screen in blue acts as a geometric divider, breaking up open spaces. Its pattern adds a layer of design to your layout, and the openwork allows light to filter through, creating interesting shadows within a room.
Layer Curtains for Depth and Pattern
Combine sheer blue and patterned panels for a window treatment with a geometric design.
Adorn Your Coffee Table with a Teal Bowl
If your carved wood coffee table needs a finishing detail, a large, shallow teal bowl can be a good choice. You can fill it with decorative orbs or floating candles.
Tiled Alcove With Built-in Seating and Black Buckets
Tile an alcove with small blue squares, adding built-in seating steps. The dark buckets offer a practical contrast to the bright tiles.
Intricately Carved Green Doors Add Rich Texture
Deeply carved wooden doors, painted green, introduce a striking textural element into your entryway. The detailed patterns convey handcrafted artistry, establishing a unique tone for your home’s interior.
Distressed Teal Cabinet With Gold Stenciled Motifs
If you want a distinct piece in a room, consider a distressed teal cabinet. Its doors and drawer fronts are adorned with gold stenciled patterns, and it provides practical storage.
Ornate Mirror Frame With Arabic Calligraphy and Floral Motifs
Incorporate a mirror whose hand-painted frame shows fine Arabic script and flower designs. Layered blues and metallic highlights provide a sense of dimension, creating a bold central feature on any wall.
Cast Shadows with Ornate Metal Lanterns
Place a pierced metal lantern on a dark, low side table in your bedroom. You’ll see its openwork design lets light filter through, casting decorative shadows.
Show Wood Carving on a Hexagonal Table
Place a hexagonal side table in your living room or bedroom. You’ll notice its detailed wood carving, mother-of-pearl inlay, and geometric patterns with Arabic calligraphy.
Leather Poufs Offer Colorful, Flexible Seating Options
A cluster of leather poufs can provide extra seating. They come in various jewel tones and metallics.
These round floor cushions are stitched with geometric patterns and are easy to move around for guests or as footrests.
Textile Wall Hanging Adds Boho Texture to a Minimalist Space
On a plain wall, a woven textile hangs with a fringe detail. It’s patterned in graphic black and white.
Introduce Color with a Zigzag Shag Rug
If your room needs some life and texture, a shag rug could be a good fit. It has a zigzag pattern in various bright colors and fringed edges.
Patchwork Pouf Adds a Pop of Color and Texture
Use a heavily embellished, round pouf for extra seating or a footrest. Its patchwork design features shades of red, orange, and pink, all outlined with contrasting white stitching.
Layer Rugs for Rich Texture and Color
Layer multiple rugs to create a dynamic floor space. Start with a larger, neutral rug as a base, then add a smaller, patterned rug on top.
Mix-and-Match Tiles Create a Dynamic Moroccan Backsplash
A wall in your bathroom or kitchen can be covered with a variety of patterned tiles, where blues and greens combine different designs.
Tile Your Stair Risers for Pattern and Color
Along the risers of your stairs, patterned tiles introduce a mix of geometric and floral motifs. They appear in earthy tones and blues.
Moroccan-Style Tiles Add a Splash of Deep Blue to Your Kitchen Backsplash
Quatrefoil tiles in varying shades of blue cover your kitchen backsplash. They have a glossy finish that reflects light.
Design a Bold Backsplash with Geometric Mosaic Tiles
Cover your kitchen backsplash with a geometric mosaic tile pattern for a strong effect. Starburst designs in multiple colors provide rich texture, adding character to your kitchen.
Group Candles and Lanterns on a Metal Tray
Arrange a collection of small candles and a decorative lantern on a round metal tray for a charming centerpiece. A distressed metal tray holds a tall lantern alongside votive holders and a decorative dish, creating a unified arrangement on its surface.
Purple Glass Lanterns Add Jewel-Toned Ambiance
Purple glass lanterns hang from a pergola or patio cover. Their jewel-toned glass sits against dark wood structures.
Cast Patterned Light with Ornate Metal Lanterns
To cast complex shadows on your walls, arrange a pair of metal lanterns. Their cut-out designs allow candlelight to produce a beautiful, gentle glow.
Grouping them on a sizable serving tray establishes a central feature, enhancing the soft illumination.
Ornate Silver Tray as Wall Art Adds Metallic Shine
Hang a large, intricately carved silver tray on a plain wall. Its detailed patterns reflect light.
Frame a Garden View with a Circular Archway
To form a visual portal between your indoor and outdoor areas, install a circular archway. This white frame, featuring elaborate engravings, guides the eye toward the greenery outside, lending architectural appeal to your home’s connecting sections.
Ornate White Archway Frames a Built-In Nook
You can create a reading nook with a built-in bench, framed by an ornate, scalloped archway. Layer patterned cushions and a soft throw on the bench, and add a small table with a hanging lantern above.
