أساسيات التصميم الداخلي المغربي

Study Notes

Moroccan interior design blends diverse cultural influences (Berbers, Jews, Arabs, Mediterranean).
It gained popularity in the 1960s after European tourists discovered and purchased Moroccan goods.
A key figure in popularizing Moroccan design was Yves Saint Laurent.
It's a type of Islamic interior design with shared characteristics like vibrant colours, Islamic arches, geometric patterns, floor seating, low platforms, and layered rugs.

It's a blend of authenticity, luxury, and simplicity.
Traditional furniture, often low to the ground (sofas, large cushions), creates a comfortable environment.
Ornate fabrics (silk, velvet, wool, cotton) with traditional embroidery, zellige patterns, and geometric motifs are prominent.
Famous Moroccan rugs add luxury and warmth.
Bold colors (turquoise blue, emerald green, crimson red, gold) reflect the Moroccan landscape.
Water features (fountains) are visually appealing and create a sense of tranquility.

Indian interior design reflects India's rich history and culture.
It's multicultural, with a blend of modern urban life and spirituality.
Vibrant colors (purple, orange, gold, red, emerald) are common.
Furniture is often carved wood, inlaid with precious materials (pearls, ivory, stone, or metal).
Decorative arts, religious idols, and statues are important elements.
Natural elements (water features, plants, jasmine, lotus flowers) are commonplace.

Furnishings are often kept to a minimum to avoid clutter.
The focus is on comfort and aesthetic appeal.
Embroidered fabrics (saris, Indian rugs) are used extensively for upholstery, curtains, and rugs.
Vibrant colors (orange, red, blue, green) inspire joy and energy in interior spaces.
Wood and precious materials add elegance and warmth to the design.

Chinese interior design is thousands of years old, rooted in balance and harmony.
Confucian and Taoist philosophies greatly influence its principles.
Natural materials (wood, stone) are utilized.
Significant colors (red = luck, yellow = power and royalty) are part of the design.
The "Feng Shui" concept plays a crucial role in arranging furniture for positive energy flow.
Decorative elements (dragons, phoenixes, ancient calligraphy) are important aesthetic components.
The design emphasizes harmony between humans and nature.
Furnishings (chairs, tables) are often made of dark wood, such as rosewood or teak. These are often simple in shape but elaborately decorated in a stylized way.
Natural motifs (flowers, birds) are present.
The style aims for serene, ordered, and comfortable spaces.