Morocco is known for its gorgeous handmade zellige tile. Here is a contemporary translation that is just stunning. The teal and orange tile feature geometrics and the Moorish star.
by Filmore Clark
I love the use of Moroccan-inspired arches in this vanity design. The crisp white vanity feels modern and fresh against the dark tiles. Notice how mysterious the lamps feel with a hint of light shining through the lacy pattern.
by Lucy Interior Design 
An elegant master bathroom is enhanced with a Moroccan-inspired pattern in the custom window. Note the arch in the custom vanity — I think this also feels like Moroccan architecture.
by Tommy Chambers Interiors, Inc.
I love the dreamy outdoor bed set under iconic Moroccan arches. Note the tone-on-tone pattern in the elegant floor tiles.
by Elad Gonen & Zeev Beech
So sculptural and simple in form, this stairwell proves the power of a good-looking rug. Moroccan-style rugs are so versatile; they can be modern, traditional or rustic. The patterns are perfect in orange tones set against the geometry of these floor tiles.
by Thomas Thaddeus Truett Architect
A classsic example of zellige-inspired tile. Authentic zellige tile is terra-cotta covered with enamel in the form of chips set in plaster. The patterns are traditionally geometrical mosaics, and the tiles are used mainly on walls, ceilings, fountains, floors and pools.
by Filmore Clark
This jewel of a powder room is graced with an antique vanity and a pair of petite Moroccan-style pendants. This is a very subtle detail that effectively evokes Morocco.
by Carson Poetzl, Inc.
I love the idea of using Moroccan patterns on the floor. Here a beautiful encaustic tile (a ceramic tile in which the pattern is not a product of the glaze but of different colors of clay) is used with neutral furniture for a global-modern vibe.
by Filmore Clark
This vintage Moroccan screen was sprayed black and made into a custom four-poster bed. Notice the great color combination of green and black for this whimsical guest bedroom.
by Charmean Neithart Interiors, LLC.
At first glance this minimalist space does not feel Moroccan at all. But the Moroccan-feel patterned fabric on the ottoman creates an interesting contrast against the sparseness of the room.
by Denilson Machado - MCA Estudio
This great space is graced by traditional Moroccan lanterns, a common symbol of Moroccan style. These types of lanterns are usually stamped tin or metal with colorful glass.
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by Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects
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Charmean Neithart
1lb. ground beef
2 Tbsp. Olive Oil
3 cloves garlic, minced
2 Tbsp. chopped, fresh parsley
2 Tbsp. fresh coriander
1 Tbsp. ground cumin
1/4 Tsp. cayenne pepper
1 Tsp. salt
1/2 Tsp. ground black pepper
Mix all ingredients, form small meatballs. Grill or cook until brown.
I like to serve with hummus and Naan bread. Let me know how yours turn out.
Enjoy! Charmean