A recent business trip to Europe was a good excuse for Oudejans Interiors to take a detour to North Africa, where amazing Morocco became our muse. Although predominantly traditional, architecture and design in Marrakech also incorporated modern aspects in new and exciting ways, as revealed in the following photos...
 Graffiti provides visual interest & as well as the disparity to the ancient archway  A steel, industrial wall sconce higlights art in the cool Cafe Clock staircase  A mix of old & new: hide carpet with mesh table lamp paired with a transitional bed  A present-day twist on the fez transforms it into a porcelain piggy bank with tassels |  A hanging rug in the market captures the warm earth tones seen everywhere  The bright orange accents modernize & add warmth to this outdoor lounge area  Vibrant multi-coloured metal doors with geometric patterns discovered in the medina  Wooden artwork reflects a current movement using natural materials & simple forms |  A metal door with rows of rivets appears golden in the later afternoon sun  Majorelle blue, used on the building, is a striking contrast to the green gardens  Moroccan tiles in lively hues make them right on-trend for use in varied applications  A silver lantern placed by an inner courtyard pool imparts a contemporary touch |
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