Maison Brummell Majorelle

Innovative architectural concept

Maison Brummell Majorelle, designed by New Zealand architect Bergendy Cooke and Moroccan architect Amine Abouraoui, reinvents the traditional riad concept in a contemporary style. The recent building features:

• A 3-story structure
• 8 spacious suites
• Common areas including kitchen, dining room, and living room

Materials and design

• Extensive use of local materials:
  • Tadelakt (traditional plaster)
  • Bejmat (artisanal tiles)
  • Terrazzo
• Distinctive architectural forms:
  • Arches and curved windows
  • Clean lines mixed with soft curves

Custom furnishings

• Furniture designed by the architect and handcrafted
• Selected vintage pieces
• Exclusive textiles created by Santa Living studio

Facilities

• Heated outdoor pool
• Hammam with:
  • Massage room
  • Steam bath
• Landscaped gardens

Guest experience

• Intimate atmosphere due to limited number of rooms
• Some suites equipped with private outdoor bathtubs
• Self-service bar
• Personalized service

Dining

• Moroccan breakfast served in the garden
• Restaurant offering refined local cuisine

Maison Brummell Majorelle offers a modern reinterpretation of Moroccan hospitality, combining minimalist design and traditional touches in an intimate setting.