EYES OF MOROCCO

True her eyes. Asmaa El Arabi. My Sister bring me those amazing pictures of Morocco during her trip throught the Middle Atlas. Especially in l'Ourika. The most beautiful place i've ever seen in Morocco. Green plateau in front of Snowing mountains. People, simple living, berber, green, the sky, clouds, mountains, sitting just here and and beeing amazed by this earth. 
Thank you Gurl!

COVER YOUR BED

If I had to buy only one thing on my moroccan holidays, i would definitively choose one covers bed. The advantage of this splendid printed rectangle of lightness is that it makes it possible to be easily diverted of its first object. I imagine it perfectly out of carpet or on the walls or even in table cloth. Will handira or wedding blanket that you dream to have, is not more topicality, finally also was improved. It exists in red, in thorough Berber version. As for me, my heart is and will be forever with the embroidered cover beds of Fès (in blue).

Pictures Via : RiadFesBaraka, DarDmana, ElleDecor, BeyondMarrakech, RiadIbnKhaldoun   Frenchbydesign

| UNDER CANVAS |

Sleeping under a tent in the moroccan desert was the most fabulous experience of my life. To feel the wind and the cold whereas you are well with the heat in the bed, a glass of mint tea, under covers and Berber carpets is really pleasant. 

Prefer the luxury under these extreme conditions. 

Via Richard Branson, CasadeLaila, Hoosta Magazine, Laurenceofmorocco

| MOROCCO IN BLUE |

| MOROCCAN RUG |

I'm selling my Moroccan Rug.
If you're interested email me elasofia@gmail.com

| RECYCLED TIRE |

In one of the principles of my education he was told to me and repeated “anything does not throw itself, all re-uses itself”. There are, everywhere in Morocco, small shops of tires transformed into seals, tables, tally photo, get in a headlock, girdle, slippers, bracelets, table… 

I like the idea to integrate into it a plant (cactus preferably), to use it as seals for my scarves or belts in my bathroom. Then convinced of a little tire recycled in your interior?

Via Houzz, Terredylangdeco

EAT | MOROCCAN BREAKFAST |

If there is a thing which I miss when I am it abroad is the pleasure of breakfast with glass of mint tea accompanied by crepes “messamen”, “harcha”, “baghrir” and of olive oil. 

A pure pleasure

Via Riad Ziani, pinterest