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Meet Abdelhadi, our riad manager
Date: 3 January 2020
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Category: DAR KAWA IN DETAIL

Abdelhadi is the soul of the house. From ‘his’ house as he calls it. Abdelhadi witnesses Dar Kawa’s adventure from the beginning. He has seen it evolve and accompanies all its changes. But he is especially present everyday.

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African Table
Date: 23 February 2018
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African table, setting up a lunch or dinner is always a pleasure in Dar Kawa. Because we like to host our clients and look into all details, mix and matchs items from Morocco…

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Look between the lines and in detail. Dar Kawa philosophy
OMANI JUNIOR SUITE
Date: 25 January 2018
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The Omani junior suite is located on the first floor of the riad and has a direct access to the terrace…

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MUMTAZ SUITE
Date: 1 December 2017
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Category: DAR KAWA IN DETAIL

Mumtaz suite is large and square with a fireplace, a view on the patio, a sitting area…

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Graphic mosaic in Dar Kawa
Date: 17 November 2017
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Graphic mosaics of riad Dar Kawa show well Valérie Barkowski’s aesthetic choices…

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AFTERNOON IN THE RIAD, a special moment
Date: 15 September 2017
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For this afternoon mood we like to share these joyful images in Dar Kawa. And sometimes words are not necessary, like here… Just images that reflect the mindset of this summer afternoon…

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LES CORNES DE GAZELLE
Date: 9 June 2017
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Morning in Dar Kawa, the girls are in the kitchen to prepare delicious moroccan cakes we love : Les cornes de gazelles…

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LE VERRE BELDI à Marrakech
Date: 12 May 2017
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Category: SHOPPING

The ‘beldi’ glass is emblematic of Morocco. It is the symbol of mint tea, a friendly shared moment. ‘Beldi’ means ‘traditional’. Here, many things can be ‘beldi’ … a chicken, a rug, …

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