Anyhow, I thought I'd share a few Instagram shots of my trip before getting back to normal schedule (expect a DIY round-up tomorrow!).
1. I fell in love with our hotel room - it was an absolutely perfect mix of modern design and moroccan traditional interior decoration. I definitely want a dark gray bathroom one day.
2. Sun bathing, swimming, reading, and doing nothing had never felt so good.
3. I took a moroccan cooking class and bought some spices to put what I've learnt to good use. I'm hoping to share a recipe here soon!
4. The streets were full of tiles in shades of blue and purple. Gorgeous!
I had a fantastic vacation, and feel like I really needed a break to be back on track. I'm so happy to be back here now (I kind of missed you!). Hope you have a lovely day! xo, Clemence
Oh how awesome! I love that you took a cooking class while there, such a great idea.
ReplyDeleteLovely tiles too, Moroccans know just what to do with blue!
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I couldn't agree more - you see gorgeous blue tiles everywhere you look!
DeleteHow beautiful! Seems like you had a great time! The hotel looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! It was amazing indeed :)
Deletewow!! This sounds and looks great!
ReplyDeleteAnd I so want to have that zebra pillow!! :)
Me too! I wish I knew where it came from :)
DeleteOh what lovely photos! Those colors are amazing. I would be like a kid in a candy store with those spices too.... Gorgeous!
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Thank you so much Trish! The spices were really a feast of colors and scents.
Deletethese are really great! and i've always wanted a dark grey bathroom too.
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Thanks so much ale!
DeleteWelcome back Clemence! In few words and snapshots you have beautifully summarised what sounds like a perfect holiday. Looking forward to more pictures and recipes!
ReplyDeleteXoxo
Thanks so much Coco! Your sweet words made my day :)
DeleteWow. It looks amazing. I have to go there. Where is it in Morocco?
ReplyDeleteIt's in Essaouira and Sidi Kaouki, a small village near Essaouira.
DeleteIt looks like you had a lovely trip -- the pictures are absolutely beautiful! Feel better!
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Thank you so much Lexi!
DeleteReally great photos... I'm so envy because I'm still waiting for my vacations and can't wait!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Hope you'll have a fantastic vacation :)
Deletethese pics are so exotic and fabulous! love them all and dreaming of those places...
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Stephanie! A trip to Morocco really takes you away from everything.
DeleteA cooking class in Morocco? Great. I love the spices. After our last visit in Morocco we bought a large Tajinepot that can be wonderfully put on the charcoal grill. This works quite fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWe bought a tajine pot too, but ours is designed for electric hobs. Charcoal grill must be amazing!
DeleteSuch stunning photos! I went to Morocco a few weeks ago and couldn't stop taking photos of doors, they were all so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't agree more, doors are all gorgeous! Which part of Morocco did you visit?
DeleteGorgeous photos Clemence! make me want to go to Morocco!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Iveth! Morocco is beautifu! Well at least what I saw of it ;)
DeleteI've been wanting to go to vacation in Morocco, and I find this hotel gorgeous! By any chance do you know the name of the hotel you stayed at?
ReplyDelete"Le douar des arganiers" in Sidi Kaouki, a small village near Essaouira. I couldn't recommend it more. It's gorgeous, perfectly clean, and the owners (a swiss woman and her moroccan husband) are the sweetest. http://www.douardesarganiers.com/en/
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