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Moroccan interior design get its lush, almost sensual look from   its rich heritage. The Moroccan style is influenced by centuries of   Arab, French, Moorish and Spanish tradition providing a very unique and   beautiful look.
The look of Morocco is filled with deep colors, rich with earth and   spice and alive with patterns.  Each interior takes on an individual   personality with distinctive accessories ranging from hanging lanterns   to hand-painted plates.   Tiles are used everywhere in Morocco interior   design, from the floor to the ceiling and on walls to the tops of the   tables.  Floor tiles are usually simple and made from terra cotta,   although they can be glazed and more colorful. Those used on the walls,   ceilings and on furniture are typically hand-made and painted with   gorgeous designs. 
Colors that work in a Moroccan interior décor are deep and rich and   luxurious.   Deep blues are very beautiful and believed to ward off evil   spirits.  Blue can be combined with other blues in the spectrum   including aquamarine and turquoise and hints of greens and white.    Throwing in touches of gold, yellow and silver also looks lovely with   blues. 
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Another perfect color palette for a Moroccan décor is full of pinks,   yellows, oranges, and reds.  These colors are reminiscent of the desert   and the hot, arid, climes.  It’s fun to choose colors that have the   names of spices such as sienna, mustard, ginger, and paprika.   Cobalt   blue, teal, gold and silver are fabulous accent colors for this palette. 
To go for a truly authentic Moroccan interior décor, texturize the   walls.  This can be done through a variety of textured paints, wall   hangings, tiles, mirrors, even hanging silks or textiles as wall   coverings.  Use screens to divide rooms.  Carved screens or a screen of   ornate wrought iron also lend design and texture to walls and room   spaces creating a wonderful feeling of Morocco. 
Furniture should be simple and more rustic than fancy, perhaps of   carved wood with colorful cushions.   Leather, silk, and wool also work   well as furniture fabrics in a Moroccan interior décor.  Use plenty of   colorful, plush pillows with patterns and designs.  Adding accessories   can really pull the Moroccan interior design theme together.   Wrought   iron lamps and wall art are perfect for this décor and fit perfectly   with glazed Moroccan pottery or a brass tea set.  Lamps made of leather,   glass, ceramic, and brass work beautifully, too.  Colored glass and   brass lanterns also look wonderful in this décor, as do carved wood   floor candle stands and tall pillar candles. 
Floors can be covered with wool rugs, leather ottomans, kilims, which   are large, thin rugs with