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Modernity in Morocco: A Gallic-Designed Riad

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Modernity in Morocco: A Gallic-Designed Riad

June 13, 2012

Located near Bab Ksour, a few minutes from Djam El Fn'a Square in Marrakesh, the Riad Dixneuf la Ksor was designed by the same team behind the famous L'Heure Bleue in Essaoira. The French proprietors aimed to create a hotel that "marries traditional architecture and modernity."

Among the details we admire: the marble bathrooms; the pool tiled in a mosaic of brown, black, white tiles; and the handmade furniture throughout the interior. Go to Riad Dixneuf la Ksor for more information.

700 riad dix neuf patio 700 riad dix neuf house plants 700 riad dix neuf living lounging area 700 riad dix neuf two photos side by side 700 riad dix neuf black and white bedroom 700 riad dix neuf table and chair 700 riad dix neuf bathroom 700 riad dix neuf textiles 700 riad dix neuf bathroom shower 700 riad dix neuf bedroom white sheets 700 riad curtains and red chair

N.B.: This post is an update; the original story ran on August 30, 2010.

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