#Moroccan Architecture
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hometoursandotherstuff · 3 months ago
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This 1998 home in Mount Desert, ME is modeled after an old world Moroccan castle and it's magical. 4bds, 3ba, 2,773 sq ft, $985k.
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As you enter the entrance hall, you can see by the intricately carved wood panels that it's Moroccan style.
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Then, enter the living room and find the painted vaulted ceiling and pillars. Plus, there's a rustic stone fireplace.
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Isn't this different? And, look at the wallpaper, plus built-in shelving.
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The kitchen and bedrooms branch off a hall.
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The kitchen is cute, but I wish they would've shown the rest of it. The cabinetry looks original and the appliances have been updated. Nice slate look counters.
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And, then there's the formal dining room. Isn't it pretty? Love the chandelier and gate.
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The more you look, the more details you see. Large room with unusual wallpaper.
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The primary bedroom has a sitting room, stone-covered columns, fabulous ceiling and doors to a terrace.
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This secondary bedroom is smaller, but still a decent size.
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Pretty vintage-looking bath. This is so cute.
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The house has a huge deck on the back. Paths thru the gardens in the yard look like a fairy tale.
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Isn't this a beautiful view? The water is Somes Sound. There're 1.27 acres of land.
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The 2 car garage is gorgeous.
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And, look at this sweet little guest cottage. It even has a screened-in porch.
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It has a bedroom with a fireplace.
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Plus a kitchenette and a bath.
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And, lastly, it has a gorgeous gazebo.
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Isn't this wonderful?
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2-Pine-Ledge-Ln-Mount-Desert-ME-04660/91844913_zpid/
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mothmiso · 27 days ago
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Hassan II Mosque (2) (3) (4) by EL HOUSSINE BELHAJ
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heartxpirate · 1 month ago
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wgm-beautiful-world · 2 years ago
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C A S A B L A N C A
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cgh998 · 26 days ago
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photos-of-everyday-life · 1 year ago
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At home.
Fès, 2023.
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atlasandacamera · 1 year ago
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Rabat, Morocco
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babalmaghrib · 2 years ago
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The Art, The Artists.
— Behind the scene : « Moroccan Courtyard by Moroccan Craftmen » at the MET Museum, New-York
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afrodytis · 1 year ago
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Morocco
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paulpingminho · 1 year ago
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mothmiso · 5 days ago
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Kasbah of the Udayas (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) by Faïçal Taleb
Via Flickr:
(1) The Kasbah of the Udayas is located on a hill at the mouth of the Bouregreg river opposite Salé, and adjacent to the Medina quarter of Rabat. (2) Photo taken within the Andalusian Gardens of the kasbah, looking towards the pavilion of Moulay Ismail. (3) Door to the Dar Baraka. (4) Moroccan zellij fountains found within the kasbah. (5) The massive walls surrounding the kasbah. (6) The monumental Bab Oudaya, or Bab al-Kbir, is a stunning Almohad gate atop the Kasbah of the Udayas, overlooking Rabat, and is considered a masterpiece of Moroccan architecture.         
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heartxpirate · 3 months ago
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wgm-beautiful-world · 2 years ago
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M O R O C C O
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8vni · 5 days ago
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atlasandacamera · 1 year ago
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Rabat, Morocco
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babalmaghrib · 2 years ago
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« Bab al-Mansour » by Maurice Bomberg, 1888, Meknes, Morocco
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