The Best Moroccan Bedding Sets For Luxe Style, Bold Patterns and Joyful Colors
The best Moroccan bedding sets borrow the country's passion for pattern and flair for fabrics to make for perfect designs to sleep under

Moroccan style might have started in Morocco but it has travelled the world over as interior designers and architects have looked to this library of design for inspiration. Famed for its arches, domes, intricate geometric patterns, and rich and vivid use of color, Morrocan design is distinctive and dazzling.
Aside from covering our walls, floors, and furniture, there is something to be said for the best bedding sets designed in the Moroccan style. Adorning our bedrooms with these intricate designs and engaging colors is a great way to create a focal point for your bedroom and transport you to warmer more Mediterranean climates. We've scoured through the best home décor stores to track down the very best Moroccan bedding sets so you can bring some joy and detail to your bedroom. If you’d like more bedding inspiration, discover our best bedding feature. Interior designers and experts share their thoughts on upcoming trends and the Livingetc team share their best bedding buys.
1. Moroccan Blue and White Bedding
This detailed pattern brings a bit of Morocco and India to your bedroom. Tones of blue, white, and grey feel decidedly Moroccan whilst the print brings to mind the intricate embroideries of India.
Material: Cotton
Size: Twin, Full/Double & King
Price: $34.08
Take a more modern approach to the Moroccan bedding look with this Wayfair bedding set. The striking pattern references Moroccan architecture whilst the color palette brings in the iconic blue.
Material: Microfiber
Size: Queen, King & California King
Price: $91.99
2. Moroccan Colorful Bedding
3. Moroccan Cotton Bedding
Wayfair is home to this medallion-laden Moroccan bedding set. Rust and sapphire tones feature across its super soft pima cotton base.
Material: Cotton
Size: Twin, Queen & King
Price: $89.99
4. Moroccan Tile Bedding
This elegant bedding set from Amazon brings together a timeless pairing of white and blue to form an elegant diamond design.
Material: Polyester
Size: Twin, Full, Queen & King
Price: $69.99
Why should you choose a Moroccan duvet cover & bedspread?
There is no hard and fast rule as to why you should choose Moroccan bedding but it can be more cohesive with certain aesthetic styles than others. Interior designer, Greg Natale shares his insight into when a Moroccan duvet cover or bedspread is the perfect choice. "When you are trying to achieve a maximalist look," advises Greg Natale. Things to bear in mind when bringing home your Moroccan bedding are its cohesiveness with the rest of the room. These powerful prints work best when their colors are present in the scheme as a whole, be it your choice of lighting or furniture. Alternatively, if you want to go for a more minimal approach, choose a bedding set that features fewer colors or more neutral tones to make it easier to blend your Moroccan bedding with your existing interior.
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Writer and design expert Faaizah Shah is the founder of The Interiors Consultancy. She has worked with designers such as Staffan Tollgard and design houses such as Sanderson to help them understand and communicate their narratives. She is known for crafting engaging stories and imaginative content, and understanding great decor from her years alongside some of the best creatives in the industry. She is also a contributor to Livingetc.
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