Bohemian Chic Vacation in Casablanca

Creating an interior filled with disorientation, combining artisanal accumulations, natural materials and authentic character is of great importance. Indeed, this coastal interior draws inspiration from the country it's located in: Morocco.

ROOMS – BOHEMIAN CHIC AND MEDITERRANEAN REALITY

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A Mediterranean atmosphere was required with bohemian chic elements. The interior designer turned towards rooms with nomadic inspirations and a genuine invitation to travel. This style combines simplicity and the spirit of freedom. She chose wall accumulations and pillows with Berber rugs, or furniture preferring natural materials with wooden side tables, plant hanging decorations and bedding made of organic linen or cotton. This inspired a new plan, which allowed one room to open directly to the sea. In fact, measuring and planning work was carried out to achieve this result. The outcome is original and comfortable, a true sanctuary for disconnection and renewal.

Living Room and Dining Area – Natural and Light Decor

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Regarding the living room, it opens onto an uniquely blue view. The designer wanted to create a warm space and spacious layout for this Casablanca villa through an open living area, allowing a spacious zone that spreads incredible light throughout the room. As for the large panoramic window, it was clear to capture maximum daylight during the day. Cleanliness and tranquility are expressed through soft lines, while maintaining the spirit and sophistication requested by the client. The sofa is accompanied by numerous handmade pillows to remind of the atmosphere of care and city character.

The room is enhanced by rough rugs of various shapes and combinations, along with majestic plant hanging decorations. Beauty returns to the soul and identity of Moroccan villas that have existed for centuries.

Bathroom Design – Journey and Authenticity

For the bathroom, we find mosaic tiles, veneered concrete and decor elements made from cork material, inspired by traditional Arab and North African bathhouses. We continue the journey into this Eastern culture. This piece features a more muted color palette, where every element was carefully planned.

This interior also offers a minimalist style combining bohemian and oceanic air, where each element was thoughtfully considered to highlight the feeling of wellness. Wood, rattan, which are the main materials for bohemian style, light colors since white does not mean emptiness but symbolizes purity, and finally beautiful hanging decorations to harmonize this atmosphere. It's important to create a relaxing environment that offers a sanctuary of calm.