I'm an easy target for the Moroccan look. I love the textiles, the rendered surfaces, the stone ware, the brass ware and the rich colours.
I think Riad life and I were meant for each other. I haven't been yet. But, one day. Have you? What was your favourite treasure that you brought home with you?
Images from marie claire
Ohhh I am dreaming right now:) I would love to have a bed like that and the whole place is amazing!awwww
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This home is just fantastic, I love it all!!! I have not been but it seems pretty amazing. xo
ReplyDeleteWould love to visit and bring home some beautiful things.
ReplyDeleteThis is heavenly! I love anything "Moorish" inspired. XX
ReplyDeleteI am a sucka too:)
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Yep, Morroco and Turkey for colours and textural inpsiration....perfect Jules.
ReplyDeleteMakes me want to hop on a plane immediately...but probably not an A380 at the moment!
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Morocco but I've been wanting to go for YEARS. Everything I see from there just takes my breath away and these rooms are no exception (though the outdoor area is by far my favorite).
ReplyDeleteJules, I love how you have such an endless supply of rooms to show. I don't get to comment on every post (darn schoolwork), but I certainly read every one and swoon every time.
would love to visit morocco. if you happen to, you know in your spare time, organise a design loving tour with fellow bloggers, i'm in!
ReplyDeleteI fell in love with Morocco when I went there a few years ago! It's a very intriguing place filled with inspiration and beauties! The images you have posted surely do verify that!
ReplyDeleteI've never commented before, but I love basically every image on this site... I think we have exactly the same sort of taste :) In case you were wondering, the arabic on the stairs alternately says "king" and "pen" (as in a writing pen). I'm at a loss for why anyone would bother writing those two words on their staircase (along with random arabic letters).
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