One day I’m excited about Autumn, the next I’m dreaming of an escape to warmer climes (yep, my mood is as fickle as the between-season Skåne weather!). But seriously, who could blame me with places like this waiting for us all? Riad 42 is nestled in the heart of the bustling Medina in Marrakech and has been lovingly restored by French-Belgian duo Sarah & Grégoire. The couple worked with the existing architecture and added a soothing neutral palette, handwoven textiles, a touch of that Moroccan style we all so love – and one very refreshing rooftop pool! Could you imagine recharging at this serene bed and breakfast?!
I love these cross taps but struggling to find them online – does anyone have any tips?
Simplicity which works beautifully thanks to the patina on the surfaces (both the wall and shower head / taps).
Lounge chairs like these have become increasingly popular and so easy to work with inane space. I stumbled across this woven leather one which is similar – and oh so beautiful!
Not a bad place to hang out after a day at the souks, right?!
So dreamy!
Can you imagine the sense of calm you’d feel just walking through the door?!
If Marrakech isn’t on the horizon right now – there are still so many homes with a Moroccan touch to feel inspired by. Here are a few of my favourites:
A serene Dutch home in white and warm browns (don’t miss this one!)
I’m feeling a teeny bit excited. First the sun has come out for the first time in days (such a relief!) and secondly, I’m off to visit my new office in Malmö. I’ll be sharing the space with two very fabulous, very creative ladies! Yay! We need to do a little work on the interior, but I hope I can share some pictures of it soon!
I hope you have a fab day!
Niki
Photography courtesy of Riad 42 with thanks!
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One day I’m excited about Autumn, the next I’m dreaming of an escape to warmer climes (yep, my mood is as fickle as the between-season Skåne weather!). But seriously, who could blame me with places like this waiting for us all? Riad 42 is nestled in the heart of the bustling Medina in Marrakech and has been lovingly restored by French-Belgian duo Sarah & Grégoire. The couple worked with the existing architecture and added a soothing neutral palette, handwoven textiles, a touch of that Moroccan style we all so love – and one very refreshing rooftop pool! Could you imagine recharging at this serene bed and breakfast?!
I love these cross taps but struggling to find them online – does anyone have any tips?
Simplicity which works beautifully thanks to the patina on the surfaces (both the wall and shower head / taps).
Lounge chairs like these have become increasingly popular and so easy to work with inane space. I stumbled across this woven leather one which is similar – and oh so beautiful!
Not a bad place to hang out after a day at the souks, right?!
So dreamy!
Can you imagine the sense of calm you’d feel just walking through the door?!
If Marrakech isn’t on the horizon right now – there are still so many homes with a Moroccan touch to feel inspired by. Here are a few of my favourites:
A serene Dutch home in white and warm browns (don’t miss this one!)
I’m feeling a teeny bit excited. First the sun has come out for the first time in days (such a relief!) and secondly, I’m off to visit my new office in Malmö. I’ll be sharing the space with two very fabulous, very creative ladies! Yay! We need to do a little work on the interior, but I hope I can share some pictures of it soon!
I hope you have a fab day!
Niki
Photography courtesy of Riad 42 with thanks!
*Affiliate links
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