Los Angeles-Long Beach, CA (1888PressRelease)
March 14, 2007 - The competition is open to professional architects and designers, students of architecture or design, owner/builders, and builders. The contest winner will be required to be creative and recreate a Moroccan inspired space with an emphasis on lighting and chandeliers. The project may be a residential home décor project showcasing a bedroom, lounge, patio, living room or a commercial space such as a restaurant, bar hotel or a hookah lounge.
The winning Moroccan space will contain basic elements of design, creativity, and overall esthetics. The project must contain at least one Moroccan home décor item and will emphasize lighting through chandeliers, table and Floor lamps, wall sconces, or outdoor light fixtures.
Entries may use Moroccan inspired light fixtures as long as they are not manufactured as the contest is designed to put a spotlight on the hand made and artistic nature of traditional Moroccan lighting such as the popular henna wall sconces and table and floor lamps.
Applicant must email
The Moroccan Bazaar through the website’s contact page to receive the terms and conditions of the contest before the March 30th application deadline. The winner will receive $1500.00 and will automatically enter the 2007 “Moroccan design of the year” award. The winner will be notified via email within 15 days of the end of the contest (April 30th)
Visit The Moroccan Bazaar’s website for more information on Moroccan home decor and to view lighting fixtures ideas.
About The Moroccan Bazaar:
Founded in Tangier, Morocco in 1990, The Moroccan Bazaar moved it operations to Dallas, Texas in 2000 to introduce its product line to the US Market and to support the Moroccan handmade industry, its artisans and their uncertain future due to the proliferation of cheap Chinese imitations.
The Moroccan Bazaar is the largest importer of moroccan furnishings and home decor including moroccan lighting, furniture, tagines and other Home Deco