The Fairmont Tazi Palace in Tangier, originally built in the 1920s for royal advisor Ahmad Tazi, underwent a decade-long transformation blending authentic Moroccan craftsmanship with contemporary luxury. Commissioned by Sogea Construction, Moroccan Bazaar designed bespoke lighting fixtures throughout the hotel, each created in its atelier to complement the hotel’s unique character. More than 800 intricately handcrafted brass lighting fixtures, featuring seven distinct designs, were produced for the bathrooms alone. One of the project’s greatest challenges was maintaining artisanal quality while meeting strict standardisation requirements. Moroccan Bazaar’s work extended across the hotel’s public spaces, restaurants, spa, private courtyards, and all 117 guest suites, contributing to a cohesive and refined guest experience.

In collaboration with Pierre Yves Rochon, Moroccan Bazaar helped realise the designer’s vision of combining exceptional craftmanship and natural beauty of Doha with refined Arabic and floral motifs at the Four Seasons Resort Doha. Moroccan Bazaar was commissioned to produce high-quality cast brass door knockers, installed in key suits including the Royal suite, Presidential suite and one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom suites. Tables featuring floral motifs inlaid with mother-of-pearl, alongside hand-painted blue ceramic vases, were also commissioned as integral interior elements across the different rooms.

Steeped over 2,000 meters above sea level on the edge of a canyon on the Saiq Plateau, Anantara Al Jabel Al Akhdar is recognized as one of the Middle East’s highest luxury resorts. In collaboration Atelier POD, Moroccan Bazaar helped blend contemporary luxury with traditional Omani craftmanship by designing bespoke hand-pierced brass ceiling, wall and table lamps, which were installed throughout the resort. Moroccan Bazaar also developed bespoke floral and geometric patterns, drawing inspiration from the Omani heritage.