AnaYela

AnaYela began with an unusual intention. Co-founder Andrea Bury first imagined it as a place for people to come together and rethink the future, inspired by the contrasts of Marrakech and the power of its traditions. The house was discovered while wandering the Medina and restored using traditional techniques with artisans from the mountains and the neighborhood, preserving the original structure while rebuilding the interiors with patience, skill, and care.

The design is both deeply Moroccan and quietly modern. Tadelakt walls, hand carved plaster, cedar ceilings, and hammered metal doors create a tactile sense of place, while the styling stays calm and uncluttered, shaped by natural materials and candlelight rather than clichés. A calligrapher carved the love story of a young girl named Yela into doors and walls, so guests move through the house as if reading chapters of a book, where heritage and imagination meet.