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Moroccan and Oriental wall art
Morocco through the eyes of travelling painters, peacocks and stallions adorned with gold, motifs inspired by mosaic: works that speak to the zellige, arches and textiles of an Oriental interior.
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Art for a Moroccan living room
In a Moroccan salon, banquettes run along the walls and patterns are already everywhere: zellige, rugs, embroidered cushions. A painting must find its place without adding noise. A large format at the centre of the main wall, above the banquette, or a pair of vertical formats on either side of a window work particularly well.
The Orientalist reproductions, Delacroix on a Moroccan terrace, Edwin Lord Weeks’s red gate of Rabat, Fortuny’s Moroccan woman in traditional dress, tell of a Morocco of the past in a light you will recognise. Our signature works, peacocks and stallions with gilded mosaic motifs, offer a contemporary reading.
For a riad or a hotel, combine several works from the same family on different walls: the discount applies automatically from 2 works (−10 %) and from 3 (−15 %), and delivery is free anywhere in Morocco.
Frequently asked questions
Which painting for a Moroccan salon?
A warm-toned work that picks up a colour from the textiles or the zellige, in a large format above the banquette. If the room is already very ornate, choose a simple subject on a plain background.
What is Orientalist painting?
A 19th-century movement: European painters such as Delacroix, Fortuny or Weeks travelled to Morocco and North Africa and brought back scenes, architecture and light. Our reproductions come from public-domain works.
Do you deliver to riads and hotels?
Yes, anywhere in Morocco, with free delivery and payment on delivery. For several works, the multi-buy discount applies automatically in the basket.