RENOVATION OF MOROCCAN RESTAURANT IN CAIRO, Egypt | Mokhtar Saber Abdo

The interior design for this restaurant is based on Moroccan style, and in this project, I used modern elements in the shapes of Moroccan style and recreated them in new forms to serve the function of the restaurant while still retaining the soul of Moroccan culture.
Moroccan style decor and architecture are so rich, vibrant, varied, and inspiring, borrowing amazing design elements from various cultures over many centuries and filled with bright, magnetic colors, textures, geometrical patterns, mosaic tiles, motifs, arched doorways, colorful fabrics, and lantern lights.
Light plays an important role in Moroccan style. I used three types of Moroccan lamps: the first one was a wall lamp, the second one was a hanging lamp, and the third one was a floor lamp.
All lamps were made of metals, such as brass and copper.  Moroccan tiles focus on geometric forms, framing doors and windows and decorating floors, walls, and fountains.