Aladdin's cave of treasures. Three storeys are fit to bursting with silk rugs, cushions, gold and silver lights, multicoloured platters, hand-crafted tables, desks, mirrors and chairs, paintings, urns, candle sticks and tea-chests - not to mention the ceiling alit with a sea of lamps of all different shapes and sizes. We spent hours digging through all the wonders while drinking mint tea with the kindly shop owners.

A wonderful little boutique that supports female artisans by selling argan oil, rose oil, clothing and accessories. Some stripy cotton trousers and loose-fitting long-sleeved tops initially caught our eye, but the woman in charge was so passionate about her cause and the products were such good quality that we ended up buying far more than we anticipated. If you’re looking for up-and-coming brands and fashion designers, head to Rue Majorelle.

We fell in love with this place. Although we were meant to be sourcing tiles we were recommended Marrakshi Life by the owner of a fantastic restaurant called Nomad, so we popped in to check it out. They make beautiful hand-loomed fabrics and clothing with a focus on promoting and preserving the rich heritage of traditional Moroccan artisanal weaving techniques. They create unisex, one-size pieces – we liked it so much that they are helping design our uniforms for our concept restaurant and we will be selling some of the pieces in our shop.

This stylish store opened in spring 2017. The perfect shop for presents, accessory lovers will find bead keyrings, leather bucket bags in bright colours and pouches with tassels designed by Laetitia Trouillet, who is originally from Bordeaux but has made Marrakech her home.

A Moroccan brand offering a modern, design-led collection of tableware, cooking utensils and other household items of outstanding quality, all beautifully laid out. They have two sites, with a small branch located in the medina itself.