Definition: Ornamentation fills every surface

A Moroccan interior with no plain surfaces. The lower section of the wall is composed of hand-cut glazed tiles arranged in geometric patterns, the middle section is polished plaster, and the upper section is carved plaster; the ceiling features geometric grids and paintings made of cedar wood; the floor is geometric mosaic tiles paired with a wool rug. Every surface has craftsmanship applied to it, but because the layering is clear and each layer uses only one pattern, it is dense yet orderly. Decoration is the essence of this style. Avoid: leaving large areas of walls plain white, concentrating decoration on one or two focal points while leaving the rest blank, mixing multiple patterns on the same surface, using printed patterns to replace genuine craftsmanship.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個沒有素面的摩洛哥室內。牆的下段是拼成幾何的手切釉磚、中段是拋光的灰泥、上段是雕花的石膏;天花是雪松木的幾何格子與彩繪;地面是幾何拼磚配一張羊毛地毯。每一個表面都有工藝在上面,但因為分層清楚、每一層只用一種圖案,所以是密而不亂的。裝飾就是這個風格的內容。避免:讓大面積的牆維持素白、把裝飾集中在一兩個重點而其餘留白、在同一個表面上混用多種圖案、用印刷的圖樣取代真正的工藝。