Maram Moushmoush is a Syrian-American designer and artist.

She is currently a Graduate of Landscape Architecture student at West Virginia University. She holds an MS in Sustainable Design from Philadelphia University (present day Jefferson University), and a BA in interior design from the University of Charleston.

Her roots in sustainability and landscape design began with her ancestors owning a moushmoush (arabic term for apricots) orchard in Syria. During Syria's revolution her grandpa lost his summerhouse, which brought her fondest childhood memories. From that moment she knew she wanted to study sustainable design, to bring those pleasures she once had to people through architecture and nature. She believes in design that enhances your lifestyle, explores the natural world, and provides you with everyday beauty in all things.

In her work she explores the relationship between nature and architecture, fusing her syrian heritage, sustainability, and the natural world. She relives her memories of the summerhouse through her drawings and designs.