Inside Morocco

Stepney, Australia

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4 reviews

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Telephone:
+61 8 8132 1414
Website:
www.insidemorocco.com.au
Address:
149 Magill Rd, Stepney, South Australia, 5069
Payneham
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
460 ftStop 6 Magill Road - South East side
610 ftStop 6 Magill Road - North West side
660 ftStop 5 Magill Road - South side
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Today

Today 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Stepney) 9:43 PM Thursday, May 29, 2025

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Monday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

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4 reviews of Inside Morocco

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Place rating: 4
Australia
I love so many things in this place and always makes me want to go on a holiday. Its not the cheapest of homeware gear but it is one of the most exotic. How many moroccan lamps, cushions and tables can you have, well quite a few apparently.
They also have some jewellery, glasses and other assorted buts and pieces if your not after and exotic lamp. Great for that special standout piece in your house or maybe a gift got that special friend.
Place rating: 4
Australia
This is a themed homewares shop and If you’re into all the great colours and patchworks typical of Moroccan style, this is the place for you.
They’ve got all the typical lantern type things made out of sheet metal and stained to look wrought iron-​ey, some of them are so big they’re as tall as me! They’ve got bowls and mirrors all imported from Morocco. There is also an abundance of oversize cushions and footstools, made from leather, patchwork fabric and patchwork leather.
The prices seem quite reasonable, especially when compared with some of the surrounding homewares stores. Although the style is specific it may be worth popping your head in just to have a looksee and they’ve got a groovy sheesha lounge set up going on out the back (minus the shisha unfortunately :().
Place rating: 4
South Australia, Australia
I’ve never been to Morocco, but I did live for a while in Granada, a city in the South of Spain just accross the Alboran Sea from Morocco, which shares a similar moorish heritage to Morocco.
The nicknacks and trinkets in Inside Morocco bring back fond memories for me and I am a sucker for all things foreign. I am especially fond of the brightly coloured and geometrically patterned mosaic tables and fountains which Inside Morocco stocks.
I also love the massive lanterns and intricate decorative vases and would probably buy one, if I only had anywhere to put it.
In addition to the wonderfully fantastic, but perhaps not so useful, Inside Morocco also stocks a number of products suited to the more practically minded. Tangines, perfect for slow cooking, teapots, cups, plates, chairs etc all with a moroccan feel. There are also a number of small and affordable intems suitable for gifts.
Place rating: 4
Australia
Inside Morocco reminds me of two things. Well, if you count Morocco (where I’ve unfortunately never been), it’s three. The other two would be the souks, or markets, in Tunisia and a restaurant called Momo off Regent Street in London. I associate good times with both and walking into this shop always brings back great memories and makes me smile.
I especially love their lamps and tea sets. They have a great selection and the interior really makes you feel like you’re in a different country. Prices are average I guess. Expensive, if you’ve been to markets where they sell this stuff for dead cheap, but that’s just the way it works.