Arabian architecture and interior designs cover many of the Mediterranean styles such as Greek, French, Spanish, and Italian and ?. You can also find Arabic influences in Moroccan interiors, the style most closely associated with an Arabian style.

Islamic culture plays an important role in both Moroccan and Arabic design. Also Modern Arabic interior style has the minimalist look of a European and American design.

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Furniture in Arabic interior style:
Furniture was rarely used in traditional Arabic culture, and mostly consisted of low-profile seating to store clothing, textiles and other personal items. ?Sofa? comes from the Arabic word ?suffah,? It means bench. Food and drink was served on brass or copper plates. Wood furniture is typically elaborated with complexly carved geometric designs.
Arabic furniture includes chests, chairs and sofas, typical, small polygonal end tables, panels, divider screens, carved doors, Koran boxes and stands.k.

Colors in Arabic modern interior design:
An Arabian color palette can be as various. Warm colors and warm neutrals are public. Cool colors, such as turquoise and sparkling of emerald green, are also very common.

A brighter shade can be used, such as dark orange or Moroccan red. Other colors to consider: beige, wheat, chocolate brown, cinnamon, crimson, curry, gold, cor...