IMPERIAL DAYS

When people where freezing in Europe, i was in Fes, having a wonderful time in Le Jardin des Biehn inside the medina. The quiet place with a million of little romantic corners is full of charm and creativity. I spent 2 beautiful days in a different world inside this amazing town.

YALLAH...À FÈS

Pictures by me

First time in Fès but not the last. I'm so proud to be Moroccan in those moments, where you can discover new places, learn more of the history of your country and say how beautiful it is. Fès is well know for all the artisans in tiles, carpets, embroidered tablecloths, leather (of courses) and many other delicate handworks. I spent more than 4 hours walking in the little streets of the old medina which is the oldest and the most bigger of the world is protected by the UNESCO. That's why you can feel every pieces of the imperialism and kingship in every walls. Such inspiring and impressive!

BEDROOM LOVE

There are some great situations. I'm right now looking for inspirations of a modern moroccan bedroom. And guess what i've found the mix of copper and black, the old babouches and soft handira. This is what moroccan minimalism is all about.

Via Elramlahamra

OLD TILES AND CACTUS

When i spend too much time in Europe, going back to Morocco and having little pleasures like sitting under the sun, smelling green plants, and having a real moroccan breakfast are my favorite activites. I love the old tiles everywhere and the contrast with the cactus.