ORANGE VINTAGE

Via ElleDecor & FrenchDesignBy

When a french designer visualised her house in marrakech, first of all it was white. And then her favourite color came shyly equip each room. There is something vintage and 70's but i can't figure it out. Is it because orange make me think about old years or because i've never see it by little touch on a enlighten house. The idea is good, the ambiance is sweet and relaxing. 

So Frenchkech.

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

| THE LAMP |

Yes, i can say that i had a crush for this lamp. It is definitely one kind of interior atmosphere i wanted to have at home. It is quiet simple to DIY il you have enought clearance and a vintage or creative spirit. You'll need : a simple bulb connected to the ceiling, an old board out of wooden, and ten glass of tea Morrocans suspended with wrought iron sons.

It was necessary to think of it!

| THE ENTRY |

Picture by me

This day, on the streets of Marrakech, the nature makes me happy. Sometimes you should leave the natural hand of miss nature to do her best job. What can i say about this entry; it is the most beautiful thing i've ever seen in my country. First of all those colors, erased by the time, the large branch and the green leafs recover this door like a mass of hair on a head. Spring leaves violet flowers swept by the wind at its feet. What a beautiful day, this day.

| THE LIVING ROOM |

Ladies and Gentleman, let me introduce you the real moroccan living room. You can find it in every moroccan house. Don't focus on the colors and patterns. People in general do not have as much taste. Focus on the base of a moroccan living room which is the wood end carved under one of the mattress equipped with a printed fabric. 

The moroccan living room is almost obligatory, if you want to skip it, you should have a good reason. In those big houses, the MLR is useless cause there are other living rooms (the family one in front of the TV). It is just here because of the traditions. But the place where it is the most useful is in the small houses. Indeed it used as a principal and only living room, as the room for all the meals, as the guest room...We can not live without it!

Via here

| MYSTERIOUS RIAD |

I did not create this blog to write about moroccan riads but to devote each one of my articles to a topic. The inspiration is much more outstanding when one joins together pictures around a topic. This is an exception. A true very favorite for an environment and a very intimate and mysterious decoration. This blue harms at the same time royal and dark decorated with pieces of furniture worked with the hand and chosen thoroughly releases an intense atmosphere. One wants to remain in the room, in front of the chimney listening to classical music. 

I will keep it for one invaluable moment.

Via The Palace Dar Darma, Petrina Tinslay

ZOOM | MOROCCAN BATHROOMS |

To start you needs initially a small course of masonry. Practically all the bathrooms and hammams in Morocco (hotels and riads) are built in Tadelakt. The tadelakt is a parget of lime which allows the sealing and the impermeability of the room. But that costs rather expensive because it is long to work and smooth. But the result is sensational. There is a royal, coloured bathroom or not, who does not need so many accessories to be even more beautiful. 

Via Pinterest, Dar Seven, Ikrunk, Riad el Mezouar, Riad Jnane, Riad Joya, Riad Tarabel, Riad al Moussika