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Moroccan Interiors = Interieurs Marocains = Interieurs in Marokko (Interiors (Taschen)) (edition 1995)

by Lisa Lovatt-Smith

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Exploring contemporary interiors in the sun-soaked African nation of Morocco, this breathtaking volume takes readers into the restored palaces in the medinas of Marrakesh as well as humble fishermen's homes at Sisi Moussa d'Aglou. Flexi-cover.
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Title:Moroccan Interiors = Interieurs Marocains = Interieurs in Marokko (Interiors (Taschen))
Authors:Lisa Lovatt-Smith
Info:Benedikt Taschen Verlag (1995), Hardcover, 320 pages
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Exploring contemporary interiors in the sun-soaked African nation of Morocco, this breathtaking volume takes readers into the restored palaces in the medinas of Marrakesh as well as humble fishermen's homes at Sisi Moussa d'Aglou. Flexi-cover.

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