Bathroom In Moroccan Style

Many bathrooms have tile either on the floor, the walls, or in the shower or tub surround. Sometimes encasing all of those areas. Ceramic tiles, whether using a solid color or the decorative ones, will help create a truly Moroccan style, especially if you are starting from scratch or completely renovating a bathroom.

Consider incorporating tile into the look.

It isn't a cheap trick, but an ingenious way to insert the look of Moroccan tiles in an otherwise modern nondescript painted wall. Simply use your own elbow grease and paint the colors you desire.

The tutorial.

Lighting is an easy way to dress up a bathroom.



Towels are another simple way to give the nuance of style as well as incorporate your colors into the bathroom. Did you decided on your color scheme? Use towels to accent or harmonize the colors and style that you have chosen.



While blue and white are mainly featured here, another look centered around the colors green, caramel, or Moroccan red could also be chosen ( and the palette is not limited to only those choices.) In any case, medallion designs are common in the look and this type of accessory, the toilet tattoo, may be just the touch you are looking for:

What Are We Looking For?
Remembering the materials commonly found in Moroccan interiors helps with putting together a look. Besides the colorful tiles and patterned fabrics, brass or embossed metal accessories might be found along with intricately ornamented metal work of different types. There is a lot of decoration packed into this design style! The key to harmonizing the many elements is scale, along with toned down, naturally derived pigments. The brightest colors in Moroccan decorative patterns are often paired with white or alabaster.

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