Inside Marrakesh: Enchanting Homes and Gardens
Details
True to its title, Meryanne Loum-Martin’s book immerses readers in the eclectic style of Marrakesh, showcasing its versatility for diverse settings and tastes, from rustic and eco-friendly to sophisticated and luxurious. It also focuses on the origins of Marrakesh’s design fame, highlighting how global designers have incorporated Moroccan aesthetics into their creations through metalwork, zellige tilework, pottery, and tadelakt wall treatments.
Editors’ Note
Meryanne Loum-Martin, owner of the award-winning Jnane Tamsna boutique hotel in Marrakesh's Palmeraie district, is a writer and designer renowned for her perseverance and patience in creating lush, well-arranged interior and exterior atmospheres, aided by her botanist husband. A self-taught architect and interior designer, she shared in a Quintessence interview, “My design philosophy is a reflection of who I am. I have traveled the world very young and also alone because I love traveling alone, discovering things at my own pace.” Her inspiration comes from the people she has met and the many extraordinary homes she has visited around the globe.
Details
True to its title, Meryanne Loum-Martin’s book immerses readers in the eclectic style of Marrakesh, showcasing its versatility for diverse settings and tastes, from rustic and eco-friendly to sophisticated and luxurious. It also focuses on the origins of Marrakesh’s design fame, highlighting how global designers have incorporated Moroccan aesthetics into their creations through metalwork, zellige tilework, pottery, and tadelakt wall treatments.
Editors’ Note
Meryanne Loum-Martin, owner of the award-winning Jnane Tamsna boutique hotel in Marrakesh's Palmeraie district, is a writer and designer renowned for her perseverance and patience in creating lush, well-arranged interior and exterior atmospheres, aided by her botanist husband. A self-taught architect and interior designer, she shared in a Quintessence interview, “My design philosophy is a reflection of who I am. I have traveled the world very young and also alone because I love traveling alone, discovering things at my own pace.” Her inspiration comes from the people she has met and the many extraordinary homes she has visited around the globe.
Details
True to its title, Meryanne Loum-Martin’s book immerses readers in the eclectic style of Marrakesh, showcasing its versatility for diverse settings and tastes, from rustic and eco-friendly to sophisticated and luxurious. It also focuses on the origins of Marrakesh’s design fame, highlighting how global designers have incorporated Moroccan aesthetics into their creations through metalwork, zellige tilework, pottery, and tadelakt wall treatments.
Editors’ Note
Meryanne Loum-Martin, owner of the award-winning Jnane Tamsna boutique hotel in Marrakesh's Palmeraie district, is a writer and designer renowned for her perseverance and patience in creating lush, well-arranged interior and exterior atmospheres, aided by her botanist husband. A self-taught architect and interior designer, she shared in a Quintessence interview, “My design philosophy is a reflection of who I am. I have traveled the world very young and also alone because I love traveling alone, discovering things at my own pace.” Her inspiration comes from the people she has met and the many extraordinary homes she has visited around the globe.
Reviews
"If you are craving travel–and who isn't–visit the exotic interiors, dramatic architecture and lush gardens photographed in this book. Author and proprietor of the award-winning Jnane Tamsna boutique hotel, Loum-Martin sums up the appeal of Marrakesh in three words: sensuousness, refinement and mystery." — COTTAGES & GARDENS
“Capturing superb villas and enchanting gardens, this new book by designer Meryanne Loum-Martin and photographer Jean Cazals helps us (re) discover Marrakech in its most beautiful light.” — Jade Simon, Vogue France
Additional Details
Published by Rizzoli Editions; (September 22, 2020)
272 pages
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