Traditional moroccan house

A Kasbah (tradional Moroccan home) provides a welcome rest for travelers arriving and leaving the harshness of the Sahara desert in Morocco. Wiki: A kasbah or Qassabah is a type of medina, Islamic city, or fortress (citadel).It was a place for the local leader to live and as a defense when the city was under attack. A kasbah has high walls which usually have no windows. Sometimes, they were built on the top of hill to make them easier to defend. Some of them were also placed near the…

Designer Salem Grassi conceived the inlaid-tile table in the courtyard of the Moroccan home he shares with his wife, art dealer Dorothea McKenna Elkon; the floor is paved with Portuguese marble | archdigest.com

Who’s green with envy over this stunning Marrakech oasis?? 🙋🏻‍♀️ This estate exudes traditional Moroccan design with vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and rich textures. I especially love the use of arabesque motifs and arches in the doorways and openings. There’s just something about this style that invites you to come in and stay awhile….do you agree? Let me know your thoughts below!!👇 Conceptualized by @homescapedofficial ai . . . #marrakech #morocco🇲🇦 #moroccotravel #zelligetile…

Embarking on Elegance: Explore the enchanting world of Moroccan hallways, where elegance meets tradition in a captivating journey of design inspiration.

Refined and sophisticated, the luxury Riads of Prestigious collection show off the Royal Mansour Marrakech art of living. An immersion into the Moroccan soul made for families and friends looking for a unique taste of the ochre city.

Just stumbled upon the most enchanting secret – Moroccan riads! Dive into a world of vibrant tiles, arches, and lanterns, each telling a unique tale of culture and elegance. Join me in discovering the magic of Moroccan design! 🌺

A traditional house in Fez, built around a tiled courtyard, offers 6,500 square feet of refurbished space ideal for use as a guesthouse.