1112 Tea House Marrakech

Tailored Collection Creation


For the Marrakech project, around twenty custom pieces were conceived across both decorative and functional categories.
The collection was imagined as a continuous dialogue between tradition and innovation, with every object contributing to a coherent hospitality world. Mixomania designed a monumental theatrical table, oversized benches, metal-and-ceramic tables, a collection of glazed ceramic pots, sculpted stone counters with bas-reliefs echoing the same ornamental motifs used throughout the ceramic language of the project, as well as riad-inspired arches and doors. Two complementary collections were also imagined: one articulated around white mineral and powder-coated tones, the other around copper finishes used notably in lighting pieces and customisable elements depending on each room. Across the collection, the intention was to create a refined play between white powder-coated metal, hammered copper, glazed ceramics, sculpted cement bas-reliefs, zellige surfaces and tactile material contrasts. The result is not a series of isolated objects. It is a coherent design system built to support hospitality storytelling. Every piece is conceived to strengthen atmosphere, guest perception, functional use and emotional continuity across the experience. This is what defines the role of Les Ateliers Mixologica within Mixomania’s wider approach: not simply designing furniture, but translating a hospitality concept into a fully lived material language.