Moroccans have a unique sense of style when it comes to doors for their homes or businesses.
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The scrollwork at the top of this Moroccan door is echoed in the painting at the bottom. |
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The grillwork on this Moroccan door is broken up by blue stone at the middle and bottom. |
Businesses with their heavy, 10 foot steel doors are also receive a decorative treatment. Few places are left unadorned. Plain, solid-colored doors are the exception rather than the rule in Marrakech.
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The black and beige steel doors in Marrakech are separated by a green and gray tile pattern. |