Inspired by Morocco’s bohemian vibes and the Mediterranean’s effortless beauty, Carmen and Fran featured on their wedding day an array of exotic textures and natural accents. Pilar Martínez, the wedding planner, and the couple spent several months looking for inspiration and I think that they found the perfect heady mix of exotic bohemian style and beautiful Moroccan chic! The couple incorporated our berber rugs and floor cushions made of vintage moroccan textiles to reflect their love for bohemian inspired details. I am blown away with the gorgeousness of Carlos Martin photographic documentation of the wedding day. Thanks for capturing the magic! If you’re looking to plan your boho wedding with an intoxicating twist, I think the moroccan chic vibe could be...
In last few years wandering through the labyrinthic streets in the medina of Marrakech I met few makers whose work I deeply admire. Every single piece they make is unique and handmade with patience and intention, every single imperfection in their pieces is due to be celebrated. Moroccan pompom blankets have always catched my eyes. While I was enjoying of the touch of a beautiful blanket hanged on a door a man with a gente smile appeared behind that door. When I met this man I didn’t undernstand how those moroccan blankets were made but he lovingly took me into his atelier to show me how he created them. The atelier was located in one of the most ancient buildings...
Creating a home and building a beautifully curated space is a process we all experience at some point in our lives. When I rented my first apartment I was looking for unique interior pieces, I tried to move away from mass produced items but sadly the quality decor pieces I carved were out of my budget or I found it difficult to find stores that catered to my style. Like most of us, I went to big stores and bought all the basics, a bed, a sofa, a dinning table. When I put everything together, I realized that my home looked like any storefront. It lacked personality. Although I liked what I had chosen, this furniture said nothing about...
Morocco waited for me 30 long years and finally this magical country welcomed me in 2013. After years working as engineer, I realised that it was not a road I wanted to continue on. There was something else calling my attention. Morocco had deeply touched my soul. In 2017, I left my stable job for which I had studied and started teaching myself design, photography and story telling. Later, I worked with stylists, artisans and artists I really admire. In last few years I met few makers and artisans whose work is simply fascinating. We work together, designing exclusive pieces that meet their and mine aesthetic. Every single piece is one of a kind, handmade with soul with imperfections that...
