Villa Marrakech
In Marrakech, this villa designed by the architect Charles Boccara And staged by our decorator presents itself as a manifesto of aesthetic mixing. Inspired by the Art Deco spirit but deeply rooted in Moroccan traditions, it embodies a singular approach to theinterior architecture, where the interior design combines European elegance and local crafts. The volumes, classic but airy, welcome a wealth of noble materials : embroidered silks, carved woods, zellia with deep colors and carpet with geometric patterns inspired by Moroccan culture.
Every detail shows an attentive look at theart and at furniture. The eye is constantly traveling, from oriental arches to stylized patterns, chiselled lights with armchairs dressed in precious fabrics. But far from a frozen decor, the house can be read as a contemporary reinterpretation: the codes of the Moroccan style are subtly transformed by a European sensitivity which favors the sobriety, the finesse of the proportions and the elegance of the materials.
This interior architecture project illustrates a permanent dialogue between Moroccan crafts and cosmopolitan modernity. Light, shadow and silence are intertwining to create a sensory and vibrant atmosphere. More than a villa, it is a refined refuge where the interior design becomes a universal language, celebrating the beauty of cultural interbreeding and the richness of know-how.
