The Art of Decluttering
Discover the joy of a clutter-free home with our Moroccan woven baskets. From organising the hallway to creating calm in the kitchen, these timeless pieces bring order and warmth to every room. Learn more.
Stories
Boycott Black Friday
Savings But at What Cost? Why millions are joining the movement to boycott Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Moroccan Kitchen
As with most cultures around the world, the heart of the home in Morocco is to be found in the kitchen. The traditional Moroccan kitchen may be devoid of fancy appliances, but with a humble gas bottle stove and a few pots and pans, wholesome and delicious meals are cooked up daily. Learn more.
The Magic of Carpet Slippers
Bohemia founder Jenny takes readers on a vibrant journey into the world of iconic Moroccan babouche slippers in the latest issue of Selvedge Magazine. Explore the fascinating history, cultural significance, and modern-day charm of babouche slippers that continues to captivate and inspire. Learn more.
Auberge Tangaro: A Boho-Chic Hideaway in Essaouira
Auberge Tangaro is a shabby-chic hideaway on the outskirts of Essaouira, just a 10-minute drive from the medina. But with its whitewashed buildings and blue painted windows it could just as easily be on a Greek island. Learn more.
A Journey to Morocco's Valley of the Roses
Arriving at dawn in the small Moroccan town of Kelaat M'Gouna we are greeted by the intoxicating scent of rosa damascena. May is the month of the Rose Festival here in the Dades Valley, when the town bursts into life with celebrations to mark the end of the annual rose harvest. Read more.
Six Colourful Storage Baskets
These six vibrant wicker baskets are handwoven from natural reeds by artisans in the coastal regions of Morocco. With their unique, structural forms, not only are they great for keeping things organised at home, they double up as cheerful everyday totes for summer days.
Jarjeer | A Place of Hope
Drive south of Marrakech along dusty roads for about half an hour and you’ll find a sanctuary for Morocco's working animals in which donkeys, mules, and horses are able to roam free and feast on alfalfa in their twilight years. Erika Hobart meets the couple spending their retirement in charge of one of Morocco's leading non-profit animal welfare organisations. Learn more.
Gardens of Delight
On our most recent trip to Morocco, where we were working with our artisan partners to develop new designs, we took a day off to visit the Anima Gardens. A paradise for plant lovers, it's the creation of Austrian artist Andre Heller and is well worth a trip.
The Humble Wicker Basket Bringing a Quiet Beauty to Interiors
We believe that wicker baskets are as relevant today as they have ever been, and perfect for those of us seeking to introduce natural elements into our homes and lives.
5 Slow Travel Essentials We Take On Every Trip
Whether chasing the sun or seeking calm in winter landscapes, here are some of our favourite travel accessories designed with sustainability in mind.
The History of Block Print
Traditional block print artisans are keepers of knowledge going back hundreds of years and their ingenuity and artistic resilience are what keep the art alive. With growing awareness around the damaging environmental impact of fast fashion and synthetic textiles, the art of block print is inherently a practice in sustainability and slow craft.
