Bizarre intertwining of cultures, traditions and beliefs for the organization of interior space generated in the north-west Africa, what is now called the interior in the Moroccan style. For centuries, these lands lived in a variety of peoples, each of which has a very noticeable effect on the interiors of houses and architecture, and the world population of these places at all. Indigenous population of Morocco (or rather, those places which are now so are called) are the Berbers. Their simple, in many respects a primitive way of life brought into the interiors of Moroccan style a bit rough features, not deprived, however, his low-key charm. This may be a ware of clay, wood, copper and iron (such utensils is considered an indispensable attribute of a style of interior design); various kitchen utensils, designed to ease the life of the inhabitants of these places. Organically fit into the interior of a variety of Moroccan chests - from small, more like boxes, to large, richly decorated with colorful paintings and carvings. Moroccan style in the interior can be divided into two main areas - already referred to the Berber style and Hispano-Moorish. The Spaniards were making their interiors lush, almost luxurious, richly decorated with precious textiles. Used colors: white, dark sand, warm shades of ocher and, as a contrast to him - cobalt blue, emerald green and purple.
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