Marrakech royal custom kitchen cabinets

This kitchen beautifully blends traditional Moroccan craftsmanship with a striking, sophisticated color palette. Here is a detailed breakdown of the standout design elements and materials featured in the image, which can serve as an excellent reference for high-end artisanal curation.
Cabinetry & Woodwork
Intricate Lower Panels: The lower cabinet doors feature classic Moroccan geometric and architectural motifs. The design uses carved horseshoe arches (a hallmark of Moorish architecture) framing detailed **Mashrabiya-style or star-geometric rosettes.
The Finish: The wood is finished in a rich, textured **malachite or emerald green wash**. The technique allows the natural grain of the wood to subtley show through, giving it an organic, lived-in depth rather than a flat, modern painted look.
*Upper vs. Lower Balance:*The upper cabinets are kept intentionally simple with clean shaker/panel styling and crown molding, preventing the intricate carvings below from overwhelming the space.
Backsplash & Wall Tiling
Zellige Mosaic: The wall features authentic, hand-cut Zellige terracotta tiles
Pattern & Palette: Instead of a monochrome layout, it uses a subtle checkerboard and diamond variation, blending soft cream, pale sand, and muted mint/seafoam green tones. The natural imperfections, uneven edges, and glossy glaze of true Zellige reflect the light beautifully, softening the bold green of the cabinets.
Plaster Trim:Above the tile line, a delicate, hand-carved white plaster (*Stucco* or *Gebs*) border adds an extra layer of traditional architectural texture.
 Countertop & Wet Area
Black Marble: The countertop is a polished black Nero Marquina marble(or similar high-veining black stone) with prominent white veins. This provides a dramatic, grounding contrast to the green cabinetry.
Vessel Sink:A minimalist, round vessel sink carved from the same black marble sits on top of the counter, creating a seamless, luxurious look.
The Hardware: A high-arc, commercial-style spring spout faucet in a brushed or antiqued brass adds a modern functional touch while respecting the historic color palette.
Lighting & Metal Accents
Brass Pendant Lights: Hanging above the sink are two striking, oversized Moroccan **hand-pierced brass lanterns (*Fez* style). The geometric, multi-faceted shape and intricate openwork holes are designed to cast beautiful, patterned shadows when lit.
Coordinated Accessories: Traditional brass elements are carried throughout the space, including the small cabinet knobs, a wall-mounted pot rail on the left, and tiered countertop spice/tea displays on the right.
Flooring & Textiles
Terracotta Flooring: The floor is laid with traditional **Bejmat or terracotta tiles** in a warm peach/clay tone, arranged in a herringbone or standard running bond pattern. This adds warmth to counteract the cool green and black tones.
Textile Layering  A flat-weave wool rug (reminiscent of a muted Kilim or a modern tribal design) in grey and white sits on the floor, adding a touch of softness and breaking up the solid tile expanses.

We ship worldwide. Each piece is wrapped and packed in a wooden crate for transport. Shipping cost and delivery time depend on your country and the size of the piece, and both are confirmed in your quote before you pay.

Import duties and local taxes depend on your country. Ask us before ordering and we will help you estimate them.

Cabinets are built to the measurements you give us, so a local carpenter or kitchen fitter can install them with standard hardware. Dust with a soft cloth and feed the wood with wax or oil once a year.