Moroccan Decor Ideas & Inspiration: Journey To Morocco

Moroccan decor delivers a blend of global influences that instantly curate that coveted collected-over-time look. Indeed, Moroccan style decor rich, warm, and inviting. This style developed at the crossroads of Europe and Africa. The result? A gorgeous look that appeals to our sense of wanderlust.

Our Moroccan-inspired collections are easy to mix, match, and layer. Each celebrates the colors, patterns, and decorative arts of Morocco. When you use Saffron Marigold for Moroccan style, you can impart a touch of Tangier or to find yourself in Fes.

What is Moroccan decor?

To decorate a Moroccan room is to dress your home in colors and texture. Moroccan decor includes these design elements everywhere from pillows to rugs to art. Float generous folds of fabric across windows, tabletops, or bedposts for a mystical Moroccan touch. Add candlelight, metallic accents, and plenty of cushions. Within moments, you’ll feel as if you’re in Marrakech!

Start with a Moroccan pattern you love 

Find a Moroccan pattern that you absolutely love, and base the rest of your decor around that print. For example, you can choose to echo a shape from that pattern in your decor. On the other hand, you may want to pull accent colors from the print. In Moroccan decor and design, layering and building on patterns and colors is the name of the game.

Our Royal Mansour and Royal Mansour Quartz found design inspiration in Marrakech. It honors the white latticework of the Royal Mansour, a royal hotel.

Gleaming white building, azure skies, steaming cups of mint tea, and Atlantic waters came together in this print. Enjoy a sense of Casablanca with its namesake collection: Casablanca and Casablanca Blues.

Moroccan curtains

Moroccan style curtains come in as many sizes and styles as the mounds of spices at the souks. From beaded valances to full-length sheers, Moroccan style window treatments deliver uncommon beauty. For a sensual, vibrant interior design, turn to Moroccan curtains. (And if you love our curtains but can’t use sheers, there’s an easy fix–see this post.)

Moroccan shower curtain

When you can’t just up and whisk yourself away to the Land of Colors, do the next best thing! Create your own Moroccan escape from the rest of your everyday world. Turn your bath into a Moroccan bathroom by hanging one of our Moroccan patterned shower curtains at the bath. Echo the pattern with Moroccan window treatments. Turn down the lights, burn a sandalwood-scented candle, and enjoy.

Moroccan bedding

Treat yourself to a Moroccan bedroom and you’ll enjoy a magnificent retreat that’s pleasing to the senses. A Moroccan-style bedroom invites tactile pleasures. Here, soft fabrics and accessories serve as luxe eye candy. (Of course, they serve a practical purpose, too.) Our Moroccan duvet covers are reversible and made for convenience. Simply flip the duvet over and you have a whole new look! In warmer climes, turn to our lightweight cotton bedspreads.

Moroccan tablecloths & table runners

Spread a vivid cloth across the table to bring Moroccan home decor into the kitchen or dining room. Do welcome Moroccan colors and patterns into these neutral spaces. After all, they boost visual interest and can even serve as a focal point. Don’t forget to try a Moroccan table runner in the living room. Simply lay one across a console or coffee table for an easy dose of global style.

Accents & essentials to Moroccan decor

Moroccan lanterns

A Moroccan lantern exists at the intersection of form and function. Light them in any room in which you desire a softly filtered canopy of light. The bedroom is the first place that comes to mind, of course. But how about in the living room? And  can you just imagine how spectacular they’ll look in the dining room come evening?

Moroccan furniture

It’s common to find low furniture in traditional Moroccan living rooms, so for authentic Moroccan vibes, look for low pieces.

Moroccan decor: patterned rugs and carpets

Bring another layer of tactile goodness into your Moroccan-inspired home with rugs. They’re great over wood and tile floors or layered over natural rugs like sisal or jute. However, they can certainly brighten up the appearance of wall-to-wall carpeting, too. 

Moroccan throw pillows galore

We would be remiss to write a Moroccan style guide without mentioning throw pillows! In other words, the more pillows, the better. Pile them on the sofa, toss them on the floor, place them on chairs. Choose an array of Moroccan pillows for a soft, welcoming look.