Difference from Moroccan Style: Stone Strips, Not Glazed Tiles

Two courtyards juxtaposed. The Moroccan side features smooth, reddish-brown plastered walls, fully covered with hand-cut glazed tile mosaics and carved plasterwork. The Damascene side features black and white or yellow and black striped stone masonry walls, geometric flooring made of colorful marble mosaics, and carved and painted wooden panels. The former relies on glaze and plaster, while the latter relies on the natural colors of the stone itself. Avoid: covering the Damascene side with small glazed tiles, replacing carved plasterwork with stone striping, changing the Moroccan side to stone striping, and making the materials of both appear identical.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

兩種中庭並置。摩洛哥的那一側是抹光的土紅牆、滿鋪的手切釉磚拼花與雕花石膏;大馬士革的那一側是黑白或黃黑相間的石條砌牆、彩色大理石拼成的幾何地坪、木雕彩繪的鑲板。前者靠釉與灰泥,後者靠石材本身的顏色。避免:在大馬士革那側鋪滿小塊釉磚、用雕花石膏取代石砌條紋、把摩洛哥那側改成石條、讓兩者的材料看起來相同。