South of Taroudant lie the Anti-Atlas Mountains, Morocco’s lesser-known mountain range that’s home to a cluster of charming villages with traditional pink mud-brick houses, slender minarets ...

Once the townhomes of wealthy Moroccan citizens, riads are traditional Moroccan houses that often date back hundreds of years and are characterized by an inner courtyard and fountains, with rooms ...

The family-owned firm that created the work in the house has blossomed, and in 2011, its new U.S.-based arm completed a Moroccan Pavilion for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Built in 1812, this elaborate riad—a traditional Moroccan house or palace which features an interior courtyard— has hosted myriad VIPs over the years, including Queen Victoria. In the early ...

The house was built in 1995 in the style of a traditional Moroccan riad, with small rooms off courtyards. It was expanded in 2006 with a new living room between two new, larger primary bedroom suites.

“I immediately knew I wanted a traditional Moroccan riad here in the desert,” says the homeowner, who has remodeled several of her own houses—including her Cape Cod–style main residence ...