Terracotta Moroccan arch finds

Why consider it: The woven cane panel inside the arch is the texture that makes the wall feel handmade, and its curved top echoes the painted shape behind it.

Before choosing: The top is a soft round arch, not the tall pointed Moroccan arch in the image, and the panel is much shorter. It stands between the bed and the wall with no mounting, so there is no wall cleat or warm strip behind it, and the walnut frame in the image is a custom build.

Why consider it: A pierced metal lantern throws the dotted pattern of light across the wall that makes this room feel like an evening in Marrakech.

Before choosing: It is listed as a single fixture, so you need two for the pair, and the bulb is not included. The listing does not say whether it plugs in or is hardwired, so check that before you buy. The light pattern depends on the bulb and the wall distance.

Why consider it: A cloudy, hand-troweled finish keeps a big painted arch from looking like a flat block of colour.

Before choosing: There was no terracotta shade among the limewash kits we searched, so this is the closest warm option by name: Blush Cream is a lighter, pinker tone than the deep terracotta in the image. Check the colour chart or order a sample first. It is a three-layer texture system rather than a traditional lime wash, and one kit covers a limited area, so measure your arch.

Why consider it: A flat-woven wool kilim in rust tones ties the terracotta wall to the oak floor and gives the bed a warm base.

Before choosing: This one is a quiet striped flatweave, not the bold diamond-and-border kilim pattern in the image, and it has no saffron yellow. The listing says tone shifts with light, so expect it a shade warmer or cooler than the photo.

Why consider it: Two hand-stitched leather poufs at the foot of the bed add seating and the deepest, richest colour in the room.

Before choosing: Sold as a single pouf, so you need two. The stitching pattern and the exact shade of tan differ from the image, and the listing says stock is limited.

Why consider it: A hidden strip of warm light behind the top edge of the headboard is what makes the arch glow at dusk.

Before choosing: This is a bare flexible strip, not the finished look. The image uses an aluminium channel behind a pointed frame, and the strip alone will show its adhesive edge, so plan on a diffusing channel. Following a pointed curve takes careful cutting and corner connectors, sold separately.

Why consider it: Two golden velvet cushions in front of the pale linen pillows add the saffron colour that warms the terracotta.

Before choosing: Mustard is a little greener than the saffron in the image. These are covers only, so you need your own inserts, and the cushions in the image look a size larger.

Why consider it: A small kilim-pattern lumbar pillow repeats the rug pattern in one place on the bed.

Before choosing: The pattern is printed on polyester rather than woven, and the colours lean grey, beige and brown rather than bright rust and saffron. The insert is not included.

Why consider it: A rust throw folded across the foot of the bed picks up the arch colour and adds a heavy, cosy texture.

Before choosing: At 50 x 60 inches it is smaller than the wide throw in the image and will not cover the bed width. The tassels run along the sides, not at the corners, and the fabric is microfiber, not wool.

Why consider it: Soft, creased linen in a neutral colour lets the terracotta, cane and leather carry the colour.

Before choosing: The natural shade is a little darker and greyer than the cream bedding in the image, and linen wrinkles by design. The pack has a duvet cover and two pillowcases only, with no insert or sheets.

Why consider it: A tall arching palm by the window softens the strong lines of the arch and brings in something green.

Before choosing: It is a faux plant, and at 8 feet it is taller than the palm in the image. It comes in a plain 6 inch pot, so you would need a woven basket to match, and the listing says stock is limited.

Why consider it: A small walnut ledge on each side of the bed replaces a bulky nightstand and holds a lamp, a book and a glass of tea.

Before choosing: These float on hidden brackets, while the ledges in the image sit on visible brass brackets. At 16.5 inches they are also longer than the small shelves shown.