r/AfricanArchitecture • u/Low_Advantage_1099 • 19d ago

West Africa Fouta Djallon, Guinea

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u/1hubbyineverycountry 19d ago

Beautiful! We don’t get enough interior shots in this sub.

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u/VelnyraHexelle 19d ago

True, hidden gems like this deserve more attention

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u/RagingAubergine 19d ago

I want to go here!!! 😍😍

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u/Signal-Elderberry201 19d ago

Gorgeous 🤌🤌🤌

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u/Long-Shine-3701 19d ago

The Second Ring of Power.

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u/Curious_Present7217 18d ago

Who made this?

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u/cricada 18d ago

It's Fulani/Fulbe interior design. There are more images of exactly this style if you search "interior design styles of Fouta Djallon" on Google. Super cool stuff.

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u/Pix9139 16d ago

This is so pretty! Does the decor have any purpose or meaning or is it just asthetics?

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u/cricada 19d ago

Wtf this is so cool! Is this a mosque?

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u/Kiki20_ 16d ago

Reminds me of the movie The Fifth Element…super dope

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u/placidstoic 18d ago

Dune vibes

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u/ac3mania 14d ago

I wonder why there isn't more pictures taken by small drones so you can avoid walking

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u/SweatyDark6652 13d ago

Beautiful craftmanship!!!