The house
The house
A medina house built around its patio. What sets it apart comes down to a few materials: cedar, plaster, zellige, brass.





The patio
A well of light
The rooms open onto the carved wooden galleries around the patio. Above, a coloured skylight; at the centre, a large brass chandelier. It is the room you cross ten times a day.

Cedar and plaster
Ceilings worth looking up for
Carved cedar on the ceilings and galleries, chiselled plaster on the arches: patient work that gives the house its warmth.

Zellige
Colour set by hand
In the entrance and on the wall fountain, zellige forms stars and rosettes from small glazed tiles.

Lanterns
At night, brass
Coloured-glass lanterns and chiselled brass wall lamps draw rays of light across the white walls.
What the house keeps
Six things that stay
- The patio and its skylight

- Carved cedar

- Chiselled plaster

- Zellige

- Brass lanterns

- Wooden doors

The house's details
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Write to us, the house replies
Choose your dates and rooms: the request goes out on WhatsApp with a summary for the front desk. Nothing is paid online; the booking is confirmed when the house replies.















