Moroccan home decor creates a balance and harmony between nature and mankind, and these homes are full of mystery and luxury. The wall colors used involve earth and desert tones, such as soft yellows and reds. A common Moroccan technique for home decor isTedelakt, which has been used for centuries. This technique involves the use of a colored paste of limestone and a black soap to render surfaces that are smooth and waxed. The results is a ceramic appearance for the floors and walls of your home. With Barack and decor the structure of the interior involves varying organic shapes. Arches, bends, and other decorative shapes will compliment titles with geometric patterns, and Moroccan decorative vases and other accessories. Doorways involve sheer or luxurious fabrics that are draped as curtains instead of doors, and the reason for this is twofold. This concept not only opens up the living space and gives it a more pleasant feel but it will also allow any breeze to flow freely through the home, cooling it off.