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Moroccan Entryway & Hallway Interior Design

Ideas, layouts, colors and materials for a moroccan entryway & hallway — plus the pieces that make the look work.

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Style
Moroccan
Room
Entryway & Hallway
Materials
Tadelakt, zellige, cedar, wool, aged brass
Palette
Bone, Marrakesh rose, cedar, bottle green, saffron

Designing a moroccan entryway & hallway

A moroccan entryway & hallway blends the moroccan look — inward + luminous, tadelakt, zellige, cedar, wool, aged brass — with layouts and details that suit a entryway & hallway. Start with the palette, anchor the room around a focal point, then layer in texture and lighting.

Moroccan entryway & hallway palette

Let bone lime and rose shape the architecture, with cedar anchoring openings and storage. Keep green inside one glazed zone and allow saffron to arrive through aged metal or fiber rather than bright paint.

Color roles

Bone lime

A warm reflective base for walls and ceilings that keeps deep rooms from feeling heavy.

Marrakesh rose

A muted clay-red drawn from mineral walls, strongest on one continuous plane.

Cedar brown

The grounding tone for doors, ceilings, cabinetry and substantial furniture.

Bottle green

A concentrated glazed accent for a backsplash, fountain edge or narrow tile field.

Aged saffron

A small warm note supplied by old brass, wool or a single ceramic detail.

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