As interior design trends continue to evolve, a major theme is becoming increasingly popular: merging heritage with contemporary elegance. Leading this transformation is Los Angeles-based Badia Design Inc., a name known for its handcrafted Moroccan artistry.
Today, they introduce a bold shift in their collection with the expansion of their contemporary Moroccan design series. This stylishly updated catalog pairs timeless tradition with today’s aesthetic needs.
As an interior designer, I’ve seen firsthand that Badia Design Inc.’s latest direction is a timely answer to the growing demand for décor that tells a story while still fitting seamlessly into modern living.
Moroccan design has always been about detail—ornate carvings, geometric tilework, hand-painted ceramics, and masterful use of brass, See Modern Moroccan Home Accents wood, and textiles. What’s exciting in this new offering is how these traditional elements are reimagined with modern sensibilities.
Take their lighting collection, for instance. They still feature the hallmark shapes and pierced metalwork, but now they come in matte black or brushed brass, and the patterns are subtler—perfect for today’s interiors.
Their furniture collection reflects this evolution as well. Low-profile benches, wood-framed mirrors, and side tables maintain their Moroccan identity, but now feature more streamlined silhouettes, neutral tones, and organic textures.
What impresses me most as a designer is that nothing feels forced. There’s no compromise in cultural authenticity here. Rather, they’ve adapted it to work with modern floor plans and evolving personal styles.
This is more than style—it’s storytelling. Every lantern, table, and rug still carries Moroccan heritage, and yet it blends effortlessly with today’s lifestyle.
Even their intricate inlay work is now tailored with contemporary framing. You still get the cultural richness—just framed in a more modern way. That kind of thoughtful blending is gold for designers like me.
What makes this modern collection so refreshing is its ability to blend effortlessly with contemporary living. Whether you live in a sunny California bungalow or a minimalist city loft, these Moroccan pieces offer beauty, function, and cultural depth.
Outdoor living has become an extension of interior design, especially in Southern California. The collection brings together textured tiles, hand-painted finishes, and sculpted metalwork that feel timeless yet current. Imagine an arched tile fountain framed by citrus trees, or a cozy outdoor nook lit by brass lanterns casting intricate shadows.
There’s something deeply rewarding about supporting handmade decor that honors generations of skill. Each item is still handcrafted by Moroccan artisans who carry on time-honored traditions using ethically sourced materials.
Design is more than looks—it’s about meaning, and Badia’s products deliver on both fronts. It allows me to bring warmth and narrative into even the most streamlined environments.
With such a well-curated lineup, finding the right pieces is simple and inspiring. You’ll see a balanced mix of neutral-toned poufs, statement lanterns, sleek tile tables, and more.
If you’re in Los Angeles, visiting their North Hollywood showroom is a must. Not in California? You can explore everything online and have it shipped right to your door.
With this new direction, Moroccan decor becomes more accessible and versatile than ever before. This expansion is a bridge between generations, geographies, and tastes.