Moroccan styles can be easily distinguished by their elaborate patterns and geometric motifs as well as beautiful lighting fixtures with intricate designs. For interior design buffs who are in search for inspirations for your homes, here are eight Moroccan styles to consider for 2018.

Designed by Emily Summers, the furniture pieces were inspired by her trip to Marrakech where she was involved in designing the ladies’ retreat for her daughter-in-law in Dallas. The living room is adorned with one-of-a-kind furniture piece, each with a characteristic and quirkiness – side tables with pink marble tops decorated with brass bases.

Cosy nook: Say hi to a lively mix of intricate patterns and tasteful stripes as shown on the throw pillows, side table, patterned wall and even the ceiling. This interior was designed by Martyn Lawrence taking cue from Bullard’s 1922 Italianate villa in Los Angeles.

Lounge in comfort: Reath Design created a lounge space for a bedroom in Malibu with a fur carpet and a round cushion seat with recurring designs and mixed texture. A simple designed Moroccan lantern suspends from the ceiling to evoke a sense of lighthearted and carefree ambiance. Pile the cushion seat with pillows to add extra comfort and cosines.

Outdoor Living Room: Bringing the living room to the outdoor backyard for a perfect resort holiday? That’s what it is! You do not have to travel out of your country to experience the same  resort feel. Thoughtfully designed by Alexandriuk, add a splash of resort-style luxury to the outdoor living room with rolled up towels  Moroccan lanterns, ikat-print pillows and a tiled modern fire pit.

Designed by Kim Alexandriuk, this bedroom apartment in Los Angeles exudes Morrocan and Mediterranean influence to reflect the homeowner’s love for art and travel.

Subtle art of creating scenes: Douglas Mackie designed this sitting room through a blend of intelligence, featuring a Moroccan rug, carved wooden screens and a tapestry behind the sofa.

Stylish Game Room: Decoration can start from the seats – choose a multi-coloured fabric for the sofa sets or bright coloured fabric for an instant update, to complement the Moroccan pendant light suspended above the pool table. Thomas Callaway–designed game room in Beverly Hills.

Thomas Callaway notes that he “had the opportunity to research Moroccan fireplaces” when designing this Spanish Colonial Revival in Los Angeles. Make this living room a trendy space by creating an ornate hearth flanked by cushioned window seats topped with vibrant silk pillows.

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