Marrakech Meets Memphis:
Interior Visions Inside a Reimagined Pyramid
Year : 2024
Interior Concept Design / Cultural Fusion
Inspired by : Traditional Egyptian courtyard architecture, Marrakech tilework, minimalist design, Fujifilm Pro 400H cinematic aesthetics
An interior concept where traditional Egyptian courtyard architecture meets the vibrant geometry of Marrakech tiles, filtered through minimalist design and soft Fujifilm Pro 400H cinematic tones.
This visionary interior concept reimagines the heart of an Egyptian pyramid through a modern and artistic lens. Expansive inner courtyards evoke traditional Egyptian openness and serenity, while the floors celebrate North African craftsmanship with bold Marrakech tile patterns. Stained glass walls blur the boundary between lush gardens and indoor spaces, bathing interiors in soft, natural light. Minimalist furniture incorporates subtle Egyptian motifs like stylized papyrus and lotus integrated into clean, contemporary forms. The organic material palette of sand tones, deep reds, ochres, and turquoise harmonizes with reflective, cinematic textures inspired by Fujifilm Pro 400H film aesthetics. The entire space is envisioned in hyper-detailed 8K resolution, creating a dreamlike, timeless sanctuary that fuses tradition with modern simplicity.
Expansive inner courtyards with traditional Egyptian architectural flow
Floors adorned with Marrakech tile patterns in bold, earthy colors
Stained glass walls offering filtered views into surrounding gardens
Soft, natural lighting filtered through colored glass
Minimalist furniture with embedded traditional Egyptian details
Organic, warm material palette blending sand tones, deep reds, ochres, and turquoise
Reflective, cinematic textures mimicking Fujifilm Pro 400H film aesthetics Stylized Egyptian decorative elements subtly integrated into contemporary forms
Captured in hyper-detailed 8K resolution with a soft, nostalgic visual tone
Developed using MidJourney assisted AI.
This project is part of an independent design study developed purely for creative exploration. While it draws visual or conceptual inspiration from existing brands, it is not affiliated with or commissioned by them. The work is intended as a personal exercise in branding, spatial design, and architectural storytelling.
