AFRICA
Villa D
At the end of a majestic alley lined with olive trees, Villa D, created by Studio KO, emerges from a green carpet alternating vegetable garden, orchard, manicured lawn, and desert moor, standing there with pride as this land of contrasts with the insolent beauty welcoming it.
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At the end of a majestic alley lined with olive trees, Villa D, created by Studio KO, emerges from a green carpet alternating vegetable garden, orchard, manicured lawn, and desert moor, standing there with pride as this land of contrasts with the insolent beauty welcoming it.
Located on the road to Ouarzazate, 15 km from Marrakech, Villa D struggles to conceal its beautiful rurality. Beautiful watchful Palm trees surround its imposing pisé / rammed earth silhouette. Its gardens extend from its dry juniper-lined walls to the edge of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains. The diversity of this landscape relentlessly resounds with the austerity of its design, as if heaven and earth, shadow and light, the sacred and the profane, the rich and the poor have agreed to be united here between the vertical and the horizontal in a secret and subtle dialogue.
Master Suite
Independent Suite
Bedroom
The Details
What makes it Kobu
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Designed by Studio KO, Villa D is intended to be both friendly and welcoming, even with its undeniably minimalist cathedral-like design. More than a pure and impressive architectural statement, it remains a humble family home brimming with surprises, led by a team who has been dedicated to its success since the very beginning.
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Directions
Marrakesh Menara Airport (RAK)
30 min by car
The Destination
Africa
From Marrakech to Cape Town, the African continent boasts a breadth of speeds and experiences for any type of traveller. Spectacular coastlines, nature and wildlife, meet traditional culture, craftsmanship and cuisine — all the ingredients of an unforgettable journey of a lifetime.
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Commissioned photography for luxury hospitality and properties.
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