Influenced by European modernism and the country's own cultural heritage, Moroccan Art Deco emerged as a distinct and vibrant expression of the era. Characterized by sleek lines, geometric patterns, and ornate detailing, often incorporating traditional Moroccan motifs and materials.

Casablanca, in particular, emerged as a hotspot for Art Deco architecture during the interwar period, with architects like Edmond Brion and Marius Boyer leaving their mark on the cityscape. The city's bustling boulevards are lined with buildings adorned with Art Deco features, reflecting the cosmopolitan spirit of the time.