Or in this case, #MeetTheMaker{s} as My Tindy is all about collaboration and collections. I really enjoy doing these #MeetTheMaker posts because I get to meet energetic people who are…
tea in tangier
-
-
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…
-
The sculptural lighting designs are what initially caught my eye, and as their design portfolio keeps on expanding I thought it was time I had a chat with Hamimi creative…
-
I have in the past, mentioned a few places in Tangiers that I have stayed at and would happily and wholeheartedly recommend. I though it might be useful to put…
-
It was this beautiful vintage fish ornament that first drew my attention to this little shop down on eof the sides streets in the medina of Assilah. Then one day…
-
If you follow me on Instagram or Facebook, you will have seen an uncharacteristic amount of action on these pages over the last week. Something of a change from my…
-
A few weeks ago, after wondering through the Kasbah, stopping to chat to The Brass Man about a design, tripping over a film crew setting up a faux market place…
-
{image via} I do enjoy a quick morning scroll through Instagram with my morning coffee – and I follow a wide range of accounts, from those of friends and family,…
-
It is always interesting following the creative paths of some of the people I have met on these pages, so I did enjoy watching this video of the visual collaboration…
-
I am becoming a bit gardening obsessed at the moment, and find myself searching for gardening books almost as often as cookbooks. It is, I feel, in anticipation of things…
-
I know I am a little biased when it comes to extolling the virtues of taking some time out in Assilah, so when another Moroccan Travel expert does it ,…
-
Overlooking the city of Tangier, the rolling lawns and curved pathways of Dar Sinclair are as enticing as the interior. There is a place for everyone – perfect corners…
-
{image via El Fenn } I have been trawling through my image files and my boards on Pinterest this week as I am working on an idea for a bespoke woven…
-
There are so many things about this house that I love . . . The way it fits seamlessly into the landscape. The simplicity of design, along with the intricacy…
-
I think this may be a record in procrastination – even for me . . . I am a trifle embarrassed to admit that I started this “series” almost a…
-
I first met Omar at a market in Bristol and I couldn’t resist buying a jar of Amlou – which was soon devoured at home. I love how they have…
-
Dar Hafa is situated on the edge of one of my favourite parts of the city – the Marshan – not far from the Royal Palace and just around the corner…
-
Dar Sinclair sits majestically in its 3 acres of glorious gardens overlooking the bay of Tangier. It is hard to believe that the taxis and traffic and bustle of the…
-
Sometimes a single image can make the difference between obligation and inspiration when it comes to writing, and this image of Yayu Kusama’s Obliteration Room in Brisbane (via), was one…
-
I have coffee, I have cake, and I am listening to The Noisettes as I sit down to read another chapter of my book. Earlier this week I posted this…
-
If you are looking for a chanbre d’hote (b&b) for your stay in Assilah, this is one I can certainly recommend! VillAzila We spent a year living in a riad…
-
I have been following Nargisse on Instagram for some time now – drawn by her inspiring images and recipes that are so deeply rooted in Moroccan tradition yet have a…
-
A little while ago I wrote about my experience in Marrakech attending a cooking course at the Amal Women’s Training Centre – and having followed the progress of Tangier based…
-
I think the best way to describe Dar Scribe is that it is a perfectly formed little house with a really big view! I was lucky enough to make it…
-
It is the journey this blog takes me on, through my love of all things design and travel, that keeps me going and inspired. And of course key to any…
-
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PAGE WILL BE UPDATED AS SOON AS I AM ABLE TO GET BACK TO MOROCCO IN THE MEANTIME IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT PLACES TO…
-
I am always interested in chatting about ideas and collaborations, so get in touch if you have something in mind! Please sign up to our newsletter if you want to…
-
While the steadfastly practical amongst you might rise an eyebrow at the thought of throwing a carpet down in the bathroom . . . I say just think of…
-
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…
-
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…
-
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,…
-
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…
-
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…
-
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…
-
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…
-
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…