Mint tea, anyone?

Bonjour my dear! I'm on my way back but wanted to drop by to let you know that I am contributing today to Sfgirlbybay with another delicious house tour. We're visiting a gorgeous Moroccan home full of vibrant colors, and following up on yesterday's post by Miluccia, still in the retro vibe. Come visit, and let's get some Moroccan mint tea together in the patio! A très bientȏt, Xo, Si-

Photos Nicolas Mathéus - via

Bonjour! Je suis sur la route du retour, mais je voulais partager avec vous cette magnifique demeure au Maroc que je vous propose de visiter sur le blog de Sfgirlbybay aujourd'hui. Des couleurs, du rétro, dans la suite du sublime billet de Miluccia hier. Je vous y attends donc avec un bon verre de thé marocain au patio! A très bientôt! Si-

Summer Series : Summer Escape Mix

These imperfect raw walls and natural beauties make me long so bad for some summer escape and laid back siesta afternoons. In love with these perfect imperfect beautiful scenes and settings...

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Summer Series : The good life in Marrakech

When a Parisian artist decides to leave the crazy pace of the French capitale to exile herself and her family in Marrakech, Morocco, you get French style mixed with local craftsmanship pieces and a house full of character : pops of color, rattan pieces, raw concrete flooring, and vibrant tribal Moroccan rugs everywhere. I don't think I'd want to ever leave a house like this one, except maybe to go hunt for more treasures at the Marrakech's famous medina. I am in love with this house.

 

 

 

 

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Dar Kawa

Well, it's that time of the year... when the excitement of winter with its cosy wool sweaters and nice leather boots is all gone, your skin is dry, your toes are bluish because they haven't seen the sunlight for so long... I long for spring so bad... Don't you? To top it off, I keep coming across pictures of sunny paradisiac spots. Like this one spotted on the latest edition of Cote Sud : Dar Kawa in Marrakech, Morocco. Arhh... take me there... What's not to love about this place. Really.
Redesigned by Valerie Barkowski with the help of architect Quentin Wilbaux, Dar Kawa's style is all about simplicity and authenticity - and extra bonus, it's located in Morocco, a place I call home... Blissful, truly...

 

 

All images via Dar Kawa and Cote Sud