The DNA: Designed from scratch, Maison Brummell Majorelle marries Moroccan elements with a modern twist, resulting in a sculptural gem that blends seamlessly into its setting. Starting with a solid mass, the architects played with geometries and openings, carving selected incisions and voids. The resulting sculptural structure provides a variety of spatial experiences through scale, light, and shadow, while a generous amount of foliage throughout the project comes in delicate juxtaposition with the rigid building form. The imposing vegetation is accompanied by running water in different volumes, enhancing a notion of an oasis. Handmade tiles and local terrazzo complete the light-pink hue of the exterior, infusing the spaces with a sense of regional craftsmanship and refinement.

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✅ free Wi-Fi • size matters: 8 rooms & suites (18-25m2) (194-269 sq ft) • hotel opened: 2023 • architecture: Amine Abouraoui • interior design: Bergendy Cooke ❌ no parking available • no pets allowed