Riad CR

This riad, renovated in the 1980s by Belgian architect Quentin Wilbaux, an expert in Moroccan architecture, inspired the scenography by decorator Caroline Clavier.

A harmonious blend of authenticity and contemporary touches, its central patio, an echo of the Islamic garden composed of four planted squares framing a fountain, immediately immerses visitors in a serene and soothing atmosphere, away from the bustling medina.

Staged by a signature style, this four-bedroom family retreat has a distinctive spirit and a modern feel that respects the past.

Every detail, from the majestic immaculate arches to the bespoke banquettes, exudes elegance and tells a story.

Unique pieces sourced from the four corners of the world and from local souks sit alongside contemporary touches, making this riad a showcase of refinement and creativity.

Ideally located in a prime spot in the heart of the Medina of Marrakech, its easy access, timeless beauty and bold character make it a rare and highly sought-after address.

Ground floor

Central patio with 4 planted squares framing a fountain

Living room with fireplace and

Summer dining room

Summer lounge under a gallery with a made-to-measure bench covered with a jumble of cushions

Fully equipped kitchen

Bedroom with en-suite bathroom including a bathtub

Caretaker’s bedroom in the en-trance hall

First floor

Corridor leading to a second bed-room with its en-suite shower room

The suite, located in a Douairia (the noble part of a riad) consists of a bedroom with an en-suite shower room, a study and a large living room with fireplace. The original painted wooden ceiling, pierced by an oculus, opens to the the terrace.