Moroccan Couch

156 Ideas by Caroline Patterson

A more casual approach to relaxation, a Moroccan couch will turn your living room from a regular room into one with color and character. A Moroccan living room has a style that looks uncomfortable at first, but is transformed with cushions and pillows. Best suited for a larger living room, the sofas are bold and bright. We’ve handpicked a few of our favorite couches below so you can recreate Moroccan living room furniture in the USA, your way.

Intricate Moroccan Style Sofa

Set of living room furniture in Moroccan style. Sectional sofa is upholstered with pleasant to the touch fabric and decorated with interesting pattern. Includes extra pillows for added comfort.

Yellow Moroccan Style Sofa

Traditional Moroccan living room furniture with a combination of neutral and vibrant colors. The piece is also multipurpose in nature thanks to its three-seater couch and additional accents that will transform your entire space. It’s also very durable as well.

Colorful Moroccan-inspired living room furniture featuring an L-shaped sofa with a pull out sofa bed. The piece is matched with a square table, with equally vibrant colors and enough storage underneath. You also get three accent pillows to complete the design.

Moroccan Design Rooms 26 Moroccan Design Rooms

Moroccan Furniture

Corduroy Moroccan Floor Sofa

One Color Moroccan Salon Furniture

Red Moroccan Living Room Set

Oriental interior style was variegated here with colorful Moroccan lamps hanging from all over the ceiling. Stained with various colors, the glass pendant lights do their job in terms of making the interior vivider.

Small Moroccan Couch

This Moroccan inspired living room set will appeal to all, who want to add some unique oriental vibe to the space. Truly bohemian spirit is visible here in the corner lounging sofa, as well as the large ottoman and the enormous centrally located mirror.

beautiful moroccan interior design ideas | Inspire Bohemia: Beautiful Wall Decor and Art: Plates: Part I

Blue Moroccan Couch

Bright Yellow Moroccan Floor Couch

featured on the style files / available fromLe Souk (www.soukshop.com)

Moroccan Style White and Grey Upholstered Chair

Moroccan poufs covered with leather finished in blue, brown, gold, white, pink and black color. These round, cushioned elements feature very attractive floral themes, so they provide comfort and decorate indoors.

... Home Decor an Unique Touch! Moroccan Inspired Living Room Design Ideas

Carved Wood Coffee Table

This is an artistic, decorative element that can also play the role of a functional product. It is crafted of mango wood that features solidity and durability. The hand-carved rosette pattern makes each table unique.

Sleeper Style Moroccan Sofa

Velvet Moroccan Living Room Sofa

Middle Eastern Decor

More Ideas

Moroccan Couch

Buying Guide

Caroline Patterson Interior Design Expert

Caroline is a New York-based interior designer and home decor writer with a strong focus on textiles and designer furniture. Drawing on rigorous training and a deep understanding of material quality and fabric care, she helps readers choose pieces that are both durable and visually refined, turning everyday rooms into cohesive, practical spaces.

Moroccan living room furniture makes use of bold colors, bright prints, and intricate abstract designs. If the word “Moroccan” instantly brings to mind minarets, spires, and panels of gingerbread carving, you would not be wrong. Add colorful tiles, luxurious footstools and thick floor pillows, and you have a good beginning grasp of the style. The Moors brought the styles to Spain, and it can be found in several locations around the Mediterranean. The strong balance of color, comfort and ornate decoration creates a style of many layers.

What's the selection of Moroccan living room furniture?

Moroccan Couches

As you might expect, a large couch can be a featured item in a Moroccan style living room. It can be a modern couch, with plain fabric and jewel tone throw pillows, but can just as easily be more traditionally styled. Traditional styles might include a round-backed couch with wood trim and floral upholstery, or perhaps even a “fainting couch.” The latter are designed more like a chaise lounge or an extremely deep armchair. Seating can also be narrow, padded benches that are strewn with pillows.

Moroccan Pillows

Square pillows, both in small, throw pillow size and large floor pillow sizes are almost de rigueur for a Moroccan style living room. They are often in solid, jewel colors that work well against print floral backgrounds or on the more somber benches or modern style couches. They can be used to make a couch more comfortable or to allow seating on the floor.

Moroccan Rugs

Beautiful, woven rugs with a thick pile go well with the pillows, inviting sitting or nesting among pillows on the floor. They make an excellent place for children to play or even for adults to sit at a low table. They can range from intricate floral designs to bold solids or even understated colors with small floral trim.

Moroccan Footstools and Ottomans

Beautiful, dome-topped footstools make a comfortable place to sit or a place to prop up tired feet at the end of the day. They are often velvet with a traditional design that almost makes you think of a small drum, but that is much more cushioned. They can be all sorts of colors, from white leather through the shades and tints of primary colors, right on up through metallic shades and into black.

Moroccan Side Tables, Coffee Tables and Storage

Baroque carving and tile are characteristic of Moroccan tables, side tables, and storage units. Saying that is like saying “Water is wet,” and expecting the listener to understand the vastness of the ocean. The tile tops can be geometric designs or historical scenes.

Moroccan Room Dividers and Window Treatment

Carved room dividers with intricate designs can provide privacy while still allowing air circulation. They can also be positioned in front of the windows. Swags of gauzy material can cover windows, flanked by rich, velvet curtains in strong colors. The windows are often topped and framed with a frieze of carved wood. The combination is a rich, colorful and even majestic. It is the perfect way to keep curious eyes out and let the breezes in.