From Majorelle to Mosques • The Beauty of Moroccan Design
Marrakech is a visual feast for art and architecture lovers. The iconic Majorelle Garden, with its cobalt blue walls and exotic plants, reflects the city’s artistic spirit. Then there are the grand mosques and palaces—like the Ben Youssef Madrasa and Saadian Tombs—rich with intricate mosaics, stucco work, and hand-carved cedar.
The Beauty of Moroccan Design
What sets Marrakech apart is its dedication to craftsmanship. Zellige tile patterns, ornate wooden ceilings, and elaborate plasterwork decorate even the humblest buildings. This attention to detail stems from centuries of artistic tradition. Every doorway, wall, and courtyard tells a story, making architecture a form of cultural expression.
A Living Art Gallery
Beyond museums, the city itself is a gallery. Artisans still practice ancient techniques in the souks, and modern galleries like MACAAL highlight emerging African talent. Whether you’re admiring street art or watching a craftsman at work, Marrakech offers endless inspiration for artists, designers, and curious minds.
