makin’ it – this room, that tile
The color of deep water. I love the color, the texture, and the pattern of this tile in the entryway at the home of François Gilles in Morocco.
Image via T Magazine.
The color of deep water. I love the color, the texture, and the pattern of this tile in the entryway at the home of François Gilles in Morocco.
Image via T Magazine.
To be honest I’m not entirely sure where I first found Peacock Pavilions, but I do know that it was an image of this mural that first stopped me in my tracks. I love it… which doesn’t even do justice to how I feel about it. So, wanting to see more of my new love, I rooted around and found that it was located in a boutique hotel in Marrakesh named Peacock Pavilions.
Sitting in an olive grove, the gorgeous, and it should be noted, eco-friendly, hotel has two pavilions with a total of five bedrooms. There are rose gardens, a pool, an outdoor cinema, and an embroidered dining tent. Intimate and exotic, it seems like an extraordinary oasis for you, or two… or you can rent the entire hotel for a stylish and exotic destination wedding or event.
It was the mural that brought me to Peacock Pavilions, and once there I was mesmerized by the extraordinary design and style throughout. An eclectic mix of Moroccan and modern – hand-painted staircases, patterned ceilings, Moroccan wedding blankets, detailed lace plasterwork, the exotic lanterns… and the textiles, oh, the textiles.