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Some weekends just hit differently ✨

This one was all about beautiful encounters, music, and that feeling of being exactly where you’re supposed to be.

So happy to have welcomed @silvieloto and @gabrielebartoli_ for a little escape between the vibrant energy of @comptoirdarna on Saturday night and the peaceful magic of the @farmhousemarrakech the next day 🌿

Long lunches around the table, music everywhere, sunsets in the countryside, old friends, new connections, and the warmest hosts making everyone feel at home.

Feeling grateful for these moments 🤍

Photo and videos of Comptoir by the genius @ahmed.aithammou

Next guest at @comptoirdarna : @rafael___music 🐆
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Faracha Farmhouse 🌻🫏 @farmhousemarrakech a beautiful bohemian chic escape set in the countryside of Marrakech, surrounded by olive trees, sunflowers, donkeys, butterflies and a garden imagined by my friend @panpriape 🪴

Everything we eat here comes straight from the garden, fresh, simple, and full of flavor imagined by chef @aniss_meski from @mouton.noir.marrakech 👨🏽‍🍳

And the musical direction, curated by @dimey_music adds that subtle rhythm that ties everything together. 🎶🪩

The place is run by @julie_cstal , my beautiful friend, who brings her warmth and energy into every detail. ☀️🌸

Created and imagined by Fred and Rosana , the magic makers from @boutiquesouk , this is more than just a stay, it’s a true atmosphere. A place with a real vibe, effortless, bohemian, and undeniably chic. ✨🩷
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#marrakech #bohemianchic #slowliving #farmtotable #slowlife
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In the first episode of The Guide to Getting Lost, we speak with Rosena, founder of Farasha Farmhouse.

Leaving Marrakech behind, the road softens into the Atlas foothills. Farasha appears quietly — argan underfoot, open land, and a sense of arrival that begins before you reach the door.

A long connection to Marrakech, first felt in 1998, eventually became a return. From that pull, Farasha took shape as a place for living slowly, gathering, and being close to land and people.

Full interview on the Red Tour Library.

🕯️@farmhousemarrakech 
🎞️ @guifurt
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