Living Morocco

"Bought two GORGEOUS little fountains to put in my house. Still working on the installation, but I am absolutely obsessed with this store and all the items they import from Morocco."

"The most amazing experience and incredible service. I found them online and special ordered a Moroccan tiled table in a specific size and style and color. During a pandemic. To be shipped from Florida to California after being custom made in Morocco. Arrived exactly as promised. So beautiful and exactly what I wanted. The quality of the tiling is even better than I hoped for. Thank you to Ali and I couldn’t recommend more strongly that you check them out."

"Best selection of authentic Moroccan merchandise I've found in Florida. Great variety, reasonably priced, sold by knowledgeable, friendly folks. The owner Ali knows all there is to know about his merchandise and can answer all your questions."

"Awesome local business with tons of imported Moroccan décor. I was looking for antique lamps for my house and ended up with a few more pieces than I had budgeted for but it was totally worth it! Knowledgeable staff. I highly recommend checking out this place!"

"I purchased an expensive full length mirror that was advertised as "chic" and "elegant" from this company. The mirror I received grossly distorted reflected images (it makes the room look very tilted as the left and right sides reflect unevenly). I took the mirror to a glass and mirror shop, assuming the problem was caused by defective mirror glass. I thought perhaps the glass could be replaced. It turned out there was nothing wrong with the glass. Upon examination, and using a measuring square, it was determined that the frame of the mirror itself was very out of square, and the materials used to make the frame were too soft (cheap) and "bendy" to support the weight of the mirror properly. This causes the mirror to distort images, and creates a "funhouse mirror effect". Also of note: the frame appears to be splitting apart and separating from the mirror glass in one corner. The owner, Ali said I could send the mirror back at my expense for a refund. But, he refused to reimburse me for my two-way shipping expenses. I do not feel it is fair to stick me with shipping charges (over $200) for a defective product. When I complained, the owner told me this is a craft item, and is supposed to be imperfect. However, I have purchased many Moroccan items from several online and brick/mortar purveyors, and I am very familiar with this style of decor. I appreciate that hand crafted items have imperfections that add to the charm. However, in this case, there is a serious design flaw which renders the object unusable for the purpose for which it is intended. The seller refuses to take full responsibility."