Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Beyond the Pouf: A Designer in Morocco, Part Two


Moroccan Passageways: Framing an Entry

After 10 days in Morocco and 5 cities, the interior design element that I most want to incorporate into my work is the way that they frame and entryway. 
Whether it be a dilapidated structure or an interior with plain white walls, Morocco places a great deal of importance on how beautiful the door or archway is. 

Colorful, textural and playful, the archways of Morocco incorporate multiple materials ranging from rough wood to mosaic tile to carved plaster. And while the doors are a standard rectangular shape, they are often beautifully framed by the welcoming curves of the archways. All of these aspects create a playful element to even the most basic entry, incorporating texture and juxtaposition - two of my favorite elements of good design. Enjoy these photos for inspiration as to how you can bring some Moroccan design into your home interior. As a San Francisco interior designer, I will personally be looking for ways to do this myself - so call if you need some help!!   Until next time!





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