Maison Brummell Majorelle

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Under the guidance of New Zealand architect Bergendy Cooke with Moroccan architect Amine Abouraoui, this house was built from scratch for Austrian hotelier Christian Schallert with the idea to host his friends, family, and wanderlust travellers from all over the world.

At ground level you will find the custom-built classic Moroccan kitchen, which serves delicious breakfast in our comfortable dining room. Further down the hall is our most cosy room with a fireplace and numerous modular sofas. Pampering and wellbeing are utmost important for us and therefore the house has its own hammam with a massage room, steam bath, and heated plunge pool. This boutique house is made to feel at home. An ideal place to unwind from the hectic medina hours.

3 years in the making. The result is an outstanding architecture gem, a harmonious place where high-end design, beautiful bespoke furniture and a quality finish come together. This house is a dream for design lovers and has opened its doors for up to 16 guests. The modern aesthetic is complemented by design classics such as the Egon Eierman chairs and Ingo Maurer’s paper lamp.

On site made terrazzo stone floors join smoothly together with the famous Moroccan artisan traditional tadelakt material. All rooms are equipped with handcrafted wood and brass furniture from high-end local producer Maison Nicole, suspension lamps by the Italians Vesoi, all faucets and taps by Italian brand Neve and Gio Ponti´s Lama door handles. Local carpenters were responsible for bespoke bed bases and bedside tables.

The Neighbourhood

A unique location, in the parallel street of Rue Yves Saint Laurent and viewing right onto the famous Majorelle Gardens, you will find our dazzling design house Maison Brummell. The neighbourhood is quiet and surrounded by lush residential villas. Find some great shopping options at our friend’s stunning shop and restaurant called Moro, or the super curated store 33 Rue Majorelle and Heritage Berber. The Majorelle district is right in between the popular “nouveau” village called Gueliz, (famous for the best restaurants and some amazing stores like Norya Ayron for Kaftan shopping, Lalla for bags or the Some Slow Concept store) and the very centre of Medina (Jemaa el Fna), is only a 10-minute taxi ride away.