I have had a busy month on the home front with moving house taking up a lot of my time and energy so not a lot of time for blogging…

By artist Rima Farah:{Tangier,Morocco} I first met Rima when I moved to Assilah and she fast became both a reference point for where to find ANYTHING in Tangier as well…

Well, the term “collection” is possibly a slight exaggeration, but it is something I aspire to, and with this in mind I decided to make a start. These three prints…

It was this image above that got my attention . . . I have been looking at ideas for lampshades and I love the organic shape and material of this…

I like to think we are all nosy-by-nature when it comes to looking around other peoples homes, or is it just me??  I love getting a chance to look at…

Feeling a little tired of the grey uk? Need something a little more exotic than your daily routine? Hop across to Gatwick and fly to Tangiers on Friday, and you…

Glamping {Glamourous Camping} has become a bit of a buzzword, and lets face it, Morocco is made for Glamping! The rich history of the desert  is one of tents and…

By Laura and Dario of Atelier des Italiens I have in the past shared some of the wonderfully creative images from Atelier des Italiens, and in fact some of their…

Anette knows Tangiers like the back of her hand, so I knew I could depend on her to show us a few places in Tangier that are a little off…

It’s funny how things come in waves . . . earlier this week I put a link on my facebook page to my Pinterest board: on the floor because I…

and little bit more… I asked Sarah Charpentier Riani – the creative force behind  Wak Wak Studio  – to list her Five Favourite Things in Tangier.  Il y a tellement…

calm, understated, organic . . . all qualities that drew me to these images of this lovely holiday home in Tunisia. I think I could spend a lot of time…

It is most definitely summertime in our corner of the world, and the living is feeling a little easier and a lot brighter! The sunshine has driven us out of…

Olive groves and Orange blossoms . . . I have always had a bit of a thing for green and orange – olive green and burnt orange to be precise,…

I don’t know about you – but I am starting to feel like summer is almost within my grasp . . . And so I am thinking about long lazy…

As you may know – I am currently living in Assilah – yes the blog is called tea-in-tangiers, I know but that’s just because I have a thing for alliteration,…

There seems to be a whole lot of blue out there this week – or is it just my facebook feed?? image via : majorelle blues I love following the…

La Casa Barata – translated directly simply means “the cheap house”, which pretty much sums up this sprawling indoor-outdoor market place in Tangiers. It is a place to buy anything…

When life gives you olives . . . Having had our fair share of meals at Port XIV in Assilah, we have also consumed WAY more than our fair share…

Last christmas in Morocco was truly family affair, but it did mean that we needed some additional space to fit everyone in. With this in mind I perused the pages…

Discovering tones of marsala on the moodboard this morning and starting to warm to Pantone’s 2015 colour of the year . . . All these images are on my new…

Wether on Pinterest, Instagram, or the latest edition of your favourite interiors glossy, you cannot miss the trend for these beautiful handwoven rugs made in Morocco.  One of the reasons…

Using the beautiful graphic black and white designs of eWWel ceramics as a starting point, this mondays moodboard is a simple one in black and white. One of the hardest…

#readinginthemedina on Instagram If I don’t have a book next to my bed or on my kindle I start stressing – so often message a few well read friends for suggestions. We…

beating the blues this monday with my moodboard a little helping hand never goes amiss . . . have a good week x all images and credits HERE 

Anyone who has travelled around rural morocco will know the abundance of the prickly pear cactus – hindiya –  which has a multitude of uses from boundary fence to culinary…

it just got easier being green . . . all images and credits HERE THE MOODBOARD:

Is it just me, or are you also feeling like it is time to head for the hills and enjoy the silence? I am longing for some serious time out…

I thought I would step up the colour a little this week in an attempt to hang on to the last rays of the summer sunshine . . . All…

Berbari is a country house, maison d’hote, restaurant, retreat. . . nestled in a quiet corner of the Moroccan countryside, not far from the town of Assilah. It fits perfectly…

A subtle shift into colour this week on the moodboard front – so from last weeks shades of white I have ventured into pink, while attempting to avoid the saccharine…

A little visual inspiration to start off the week. Perusing the shelves of the bookshop in Casablanca airport last week, I decided to buy the latest issue of  Maisons du…

Looking at the images I have kept on file as bedroom inspiration this natural tones collage came to mind. It seems to be the palette I am favouring at the…

I very rarely simply re-post images or posts, and do try to generate my own content, or at the very least put it into my own context – but these…

Some Tea-in-Tunisia today – with a healthy dose of turquoise to herald in the sunshine! I’ve kept this on file for some time now – so many features and details…

When talking about Akasha, you have to start with the mountain  . . . This beautiful Moroccan styled retreat sits high up and  close to the southern most point of…

With a salty honey caramel swirl! I first stumbled across the recipes of The Bojon Gourmet when her Moroccan Mojito caught my eye, and since then, although I have never…

If you find yourself hungry and in Assilah – and possibly, dare I say it . . .  a little tagine and couscous-ed out (it does happen from time to…

And a few of my favourite things . . . I spent a few days in Cape Town last week – a fleeting visit so not really enough time to…

If you have had time to flick across to either my twitter or facebook page, you will have seen me describe myself as  moving between the southern tip and the…

 photograph by: Baptiste de Ville d’Avay, for Brownbook Magazine.  a walk through Tangiers  with Julie  Klear of Zid Zid kids. “I wake up to winds blowing in from the nearby…

During the course of my meanderings around the world wide web last week, I stumbled across these images here No copy or explanation was attached so I can’t offer you…

or Le Souk in Soho to be more precise! After a long day of temples and incense, dim sum and chopsticks  we were a little unsure of where to rest…

in black and white . . . via I have been sitting at my desk this week with a to-do list as long as my arm, involving flights, hotels and…

It’s {almost} Friday . . . and I personally feel the  need for something a little more substantial than tea! This image for a Moroccan Mojito caught my eye on…

Well, at the moment I’m thinking about kitchens  (rather than castles) in the sand  . . . And while I am sure my time would be better spent planning plumbing…

We are thinking about meandering up the coast to Essaouira this summer and thought it would be good to get some inside information – maroc-o-phile Lynn Sheppard  is lucky enough…

A bright and eclectic family home in Tangier “The visual artist Yto Barrada grew up in Tangier, in a house nestled in a large park along the cliffs overlooking the…

The slightly more bohemian cousin of the Beni Ourain . . .? I was going through some photographs yesterday – the ones still sitting on my camera  . . .…

“It is a long way both in distance and culture, from a tranquil village in southern Spain all the way down to an exotic oasis in the northern tip of…

What struck me about this Tangier’s home of designer Bruno Frisoni, was how it manages to combine a more contemporary feel while still showcasing a lot of the traditional elements…

While friends in the south are battoning down the proverbial hatches,shaking out their scarves as the days grow shorter and colder –  here in the north things are {slowly} warming…

 Sitting on the roof terrace of La Tangerina, gazing across the straits towards Spain, sipping on hot mint tea or maybe a cold glass of wine, always feels just a…

Morocco, like many countries on this fair continent, has its fair share of excess plastics and packaging, but it also has a wonderful tradition of the homemade and the handmade.…

Cumin is used in almost every Moroccan dish, and is so much an everyday essential, that it is served on the table along with salt and pepper. It is also…

I have a file on my laptop ambitiously titled  “Maroc : plans and idea”,  and some of these images have slowly found their way onto my pinterest (to which I am…

{with Valerie, owner of Riad Anata.} Its been a while since I was in Fes, so I thought I would prevail upon Valerie to point us in the direction of a…

well . . . I have been feeling a little blue the past few days, so in an attempt to harness this energy and turn it around, I decided to…

a concept store in Tangiers Sometimes a girl just needs a little space . . . a place to come up for air after navigating the twists and turns of…

it is often the details,  the small things that capture my attention in Morocco –  like these spools of thread that line the shelves of the weavers souk in Tangiers…