A Dreamy Moroccan Garden

I stopped in my tracks when I saw Nina van de Goor's vibrant, colorful gallery of the Majorelle Garden from her recent visit to Marrakesh, Morocco. At first, I thought that there must be some Photoshopping here, but believe it or not, these are the actual colors in the garden.

Majorelle Garden was created by painter Jacques Majorelle, who opened the garden to the public in 1947. It has been owned by Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Berge since 1980, and it is the home of the Islamic Art Museum of Marrakesh. The blue used throughout the garden, Majorelle blue, is named after the artist.

The vibrant blue and yellow color scheme is perfect for summer. It reminds me of sipping iced tea by the pool or lying on the beach on a colorful beach towel.

Since I haven't been able to get these bright colors out of my head, I decided to round up some products in the buttery yellow and cobalt blue of the Majorelle Garden. A room decorated in these colors would look fantastic! Want to be inspired? Scroll down for some eye-popping pleasure.

Go tropical with this pineapple Pina Lamp for $879 at ModernDose. The stripes at the base of the shade add just the right amount of detail to complement the carved base. The Miss K Table Lamp, designed by Phillipe Starck for FLOS, is transparent. The lamp gives off a colorful glow when lit. $169 at YLighting.

You can bring the Marrakesh flair into your home with the Moroccan-style Agadir Large Pouf, $298, Anthropologie. It's summertime and livin' is easy drinking some wine spritzers from the Midnight Cobalt Glassware Collection, $26.99, Target.

Enhance your entryway with the Coming and Going Coat Rack, available in blue as well as yellow. The burst of color will make you feel refreshed each time you come home after a long day. A steal for $68 at Urban Outfitters. Blue and yellow make green, right? Sustainable and stylish, the Cain Collection chair and stool are made from sustainably-harvested maple. $398 and $130 at Branch Home.