At Home With
“Art in the house has always been essential for me, so every room needed a signature piece that tells a story. When I discovered the plot where the Maison is situated today, it was completely abandoned land with a small fallen-down house… In the title deed papers, it says the house was called “Jenny,” so I wanted to pay homage to this house that we needed to demolish. Therefore, all the artworks in the rooms have something to do with Jenny…”
“Art in the house has always been essential for me, so every room needed a signature piece that tells a story. When I discovered the plot where the Maison is situated today, it was completely abandoned land with a small fallen-down house… In the title deed papers, it says the house was called “Jenny,” so I wanted to pay homage to this house that we needed to demolish. Therefore, all the artworks in the rooms have something to do with Jenny…”
Meet the Artisan
In the Weave
Inspired by Morocco’s serene landscapes, Neutral Ground draws from the earthy hues of the desert, the golden yellows of sunlit dunes, the muted greens of eucalyptus groves, and the warm clay tones of Amazigh architecture nestled in the Atlas Mountains. It harmoniously combines artful design and simplicity, bringing warmth, depth, and balance to your space.
Inspired by Morocco’s serene landscapes, Neutral Ground draws from the earthy hues of the desert, the golden yellows of sunlit dunes, the muted greens of eucalyptus groves, and the warm clay tones of Amazigh architecture nestled in the Atlas Mountains. It harmoniously combines artful design and simplicity, bringing warmth, depth, and balance to your space.
Our Guide To
Hadley Keller, a longtime design writer, currently serves as the editorial director of the Design Leadership Network, a community of top interior designers. On a recent trip to Morocco—with stops in Tangier, Fez, Chefchaouen, Marrakech, and the Atlas Mountains—she explored some of her favorite places to eat, shop, and stay.
Hadley Keller, a longtime design writer, currently serves as the editorial director of the Design Leadership Network, a community of top interior designers. On a recent trip to Morocco—with stops in Tangier, Fez, Chefchaouen, Marrakech, and the Atlas Mountains—she explored some of her favorite places to eat, shop, and stay.
