Behind this shifting of gears is immigration, said Susan Sully, the author of “New Moroccan Style” (Crown Publishing Group, 224 pages, $40).

Moroccan design is sweeping through modern homes with its eclectic colors, ornate patterns, and exquisite textures ...

More: The Wonder of Woven Furniture Infuse a Textural Touch “Adding Moroccan touches such as rugs, pillows and lanterns can enhance an interior and give a more organic and worldly feel to the room.

Long before sustainability became a modern value, Moroccan artisans were practicing it intuitively. Wool is sourced from their own flocks, and the designs are rooted in generations of tribal ...

Moroccan arts and crafts are intricate and full of detail, hence most items take long to make. Tiles are also a long process as it goes through several stages. Each product has its complications.