Moroccan premier interiors

Moroccan premier interiors Your open gateway to Morocco in the US” Moroccan interiors services, furniture from Morocco , Moroccan museum, Moroccan library and resources and Events
“Your open gateway to Morocco in the US” Morocco Showroom , specializes in designing, planning and executing Moroccan cultural events in the US at the city, county and state level. Our state of the art facility is beautifully designed showcasing handmade furniture, artwork and artisanal pieces from all regions of Morocco and ready to host an array of cultural events (book signings, round table meeting, broadcasting Moroccan events, Cultural and religious celebrations….) Our showroom and warehouse are strategically located at the Dulles Design center, at very close proximity to Washington Dulles International Airport and only 30 min to Washington DC or to Maryland. Dulles Design Center is located at the heart of the international business area of Loudoun County with a large selection of hotels, restaurants and shopping malls. Morocco Premier Events executive team has a combined long years experience in social work, hospitality, logistics and premier events management, In addition to our elite advisors and public relations board members both in the US and Morocco, we have team up with a number successful Moroccan entrepreneurs that are willing to go the extra mile to be better ambassadors of Morocco in the US. At logistical level, Morocco Premier Events is located 5 min to Washington Dulles international airport Cargo Freight center and only 1 hour from Baltimore Sea shipping Port allowing our fleet of 4 Trucks and well trained events crew to Load and Unload any shipped good in a timely fashion into and from our showroom or warehouse. We look forward to working with you and collaborating in all ways that will promote Morocco and Moroccan Culture and artisanal goods in the US.
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“Your open gateway to Morocco in the US” Morocco Premier events Inc, specializes in designing, planning and executing Moroccan cultural events in the US at the city, county and state level. Our state of the art facility is beautifully designed showcasing handmade furniture, artwork and artisanal pieces from all regions of Morocco and ready to host an array of cultural events (book signings, round table meeting, broadcasting Moroccan events, Cultural and religious celebrations….) Our showroom and warehouse are strategically located at the Dulles Design center, at very close proximity to Washington Dulles International Airport and only 30 min to Washington DC or to Maryland. Dulles Design Center is located at the heart of the international business area of Loudoun County with a large selection of hotels, restaurants and shopping malls. At logistical level, Morocco Premier Events is located 5 min to Washington Dulles international airport Cargo Freight center and only 1 hour from Baltimore Sea shipping Port allowing our fleet of 4 Trucks and well trained events crew to Load and Unload any shipped good in a timely fashion into and from our showroom or warehouse. We look forward to working with you and collaborating in all ways that will promote Morocco and Moroccan Culture and artisanal goods in the US.

Mission: Promote the Moroccan Goods, Organize Thematic Events, Showcase Moroccan Culture

Morocco Travel and Tours
01/30/2019

Morocco Travel and Tours

The Book of Life: Morocco Edition

“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” – Augustine of Hippo

Begin a new chapter in your life. Unravel the pages of Morocco.

#QOTD #CasablancaTravelAndTours

Morocco Travel and Tours
01/22/2019

Morocco Travel and Tours

The Biggest Cities in Morocco

When one says Morocco, the first city that comes to mind would either be Casablanca or Marrakech. But aside from these two, there are many other beautiful cities. These are:

a. Fes

b. Agadir

c. Tangier

d. Essaouira

e. Chefchaouen

Visit them soon!

#Morocco #BiggestCities #CasablancaTravelAndTours

Morocco Travel and Tours
01/16/2019

Morocco Travel and Tours

Remember These When Traveling in Morocco

a. Friday is a holy day, which means most shops and museums are closed then, especially in the afternoon.

b. Moroccans are generally honest and friendly, and there’s a low violent crime rate in Morocco. But you should still be careful of pickpockets and petty thieves in the major cities.

c. Keep small change for tips in restaurants. For instance, $1 per person at local places would do, or you can give a little more if it’s somewhere expensive.

#CasablancaTravelAndTours #Morocco #Travel

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12/30/2018

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12/30/2018
Shipping tools for Pottery
12/30/2018

Shipping tools for Pottery

02/11/2018
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Tannery Fes,Morocco

This is the largest and oldest leather tannery in the world.

Moroccan premier interiors
01/27/2018

Moroccan premier interiors

The new light look at the Moroccan showroom

09/01/2017
Here is some insightful advice for anyone who is interested to visit Morocco. Come with us in a wonderful journey to dis...
06/11/2017
The Ultimate Design Insider's Guide to Shopping Morocco

Here is some insightful advice for anyone who is interested to visit Morocco. Come with us in a wonderful journey to discover and reveal all what this beautiful and exotic country has to offer to all of us!!!
Please free free to contact us for more info.

Who better create a travel guide to Morocco than LA's House of Cindy, who travels there constantly to shop. Get her tips for shopping the souks and more!

Here comes our next Moroccan Handicrafts exhibition at the Antique & Design Center of High Point Market, in North Caroli...
04/15/2017

Here comes our next Moroccan Handicrafts exhibition at the Antique & Design Center of High Point Market, in North Carolina. Please mark your Calendar from April 20th through the 26th, if you are interested to attend. 🇲🇦 🇺🇸

Morocco Premier Events We foster intercultural exchanges and we link in-between communitiesSee photos before and after t...
02/27/2017

Morocco Premier Events
We foster intercultural exchanges and we link in-between communities

See photos before and after the Moroccan seating at Woman's Democratic National Club

History
The Whittemore House, home of the Woman’s National Democratic Club, is an elegant his-toric mansion located in Washington's DuPont Circle neighborhood. Built between 1892 and 1894 as a private residence, it was designed by Washington architect Harvey L. Page (1859-1934) for opera singer Sarah Adams Whittemore, a descendent of the well-known Adams family of Massachusetts, and William C. Whittemore, her second husband.
Several well-known occupants have lived in the house. In 1903 Senator John F. Dryden (1839-1911), a Republican from New Jersey and one of the founders of Prudential Insurance Company, rented the building. Dryden was a member of Congress from 1902 to 1907. The best-known tenant was banker John W. Weeks (1860-1926), a Republican Congressman from Massachusetts (1905-1913), who leased the Whittemore House from 1907 to 1911. Later he was elected a Senator from Massachusetts (1913 to 1919) and served as Secretary of War under Harding and Coo-ledge (1921 to 1925). Mrs. Whittemore died in 1907, and left the property to her son and daughter. Her son, Walter D. Wilcox, an explorer, travel author, and photographer, moved his family into the home in 1919, living in the mansion until 1926. The house has been known as the Weeks House and as the Wilcox House in its history.
The Whittemore House has a kinship to both the English Arts and Crafts movement and American “Shingle Style” architecture. It shares with these movements a retreat from the beaux-arts style that dominated the Washington landscape in the late 1800s. The design of the Whittemore House suggests that Page was in tune with the most advanced architectural thinking of his day, which emphasized the elimination of non-essential decorative details in lieu of simplicity of form and an open free flowing interior plan. The house was also one of the first in Washington to be electrified.

02/14/2017

August 18, 2016

Morocco Premier Events Showroom
Subject: Change of address
Immediate Press Release

After two successful years in Loudoun County, Virginia, representing the Ministry of Moroccan handicrafts, as a an official partner of “La Maison de L’Artisan”, the Moroccan Interiors Showroom, is making an important transition by moving to the Antique and Design Center of High Point.

High Point, North Carolina “The Home Furnishings Capital of the World", attracts more than 75,000 U.S. and international exhibitors and buyers to the bi-annual High Point Market. This market includes 180 buildings, 11.5 million square feet of show space, and more than 2000 exhibitors, with 100+ countries represented.

Their exhibition at this trade show will once again put them in the hub of the American Home Furnishings Market and bring exposure to Moroccan artisans for the period of one year.
The Antique & Design Center upcoming shows will take place October 20-26th 2016 and April 19th – 26th, 2017, where interior designers, wholesale buyers, and dealers of antiques and one-of-a-kind pieces gather to seek out new resources such as the artisans of Morocco.

Morocco Premier Events will still be operating as an event planning company, which specializes in planning and providing party rentals for all kinds of Moroccan theme special events, such as wedding and engagement ceremonies, corporate events, International local festivals, and more.

ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER OF HIGH POINT, LLC
SHOW LOCATION - MARKET SQUARE GROUND AND MEZZANINE
(the Show Space # M 45 )
316 W. COMMERCE AVE, HIGH POINT, NC 27260
For more info please contact: Mr. Hassan Samrhouni
[email protected] Phone: 202 3370800 – Fax: 202 3181088

We proudly representing the Moroccan Handicraft #Moroccanhandicraft
01/30/2017

We proudly representing the Moroccan Handicraft
#Moroccanhandicraft

August 18, 2016

Morocco Premier Events Showroom
Subject: Change of address
Immediate Press Release

After two successful years in Loudoun County, Virginia, representing the Ministry of Moroccan handicrafts, as a an official partner of “La Maison de L’Artisan”, the Moroccan Interiors Showroom, is making an important transition by moving to the Antique and Design Center of High Point.

High Point, North Carolina “The Home Furnishings Capital of the World", attracts more than 75,000 U.S. and international exhibitors and buyers to the bi-annual High Point Market. This market includes 180 buildings, 11.5 million square feet of show space, and more than 2000 exhibitors, with 100+ countries represented.

Their exhibition at this trade show will once again put them in the hub of the American Home Furnishings Market and bring exposure to Moroccan artisans for the period of one year.
The Antique & Design Center upcoming shows will take place October 20-26th 2016 and April 19th – 26th, 2017, where interior designers, wholesale buyers, and dealers of antiques and one-of-a-kind pieces gather to seek out new resources such as the artisans of Morocco.

Morocco Premier Events will still be operating as an event planning company, which specializes in planning and providing party rentals for all kinds of Moroccan theme special events, such as wedding and engagement ceremonies, corporate events, International local festivals, and more.

ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER OF HIGH POINT, LLC
SHOW LOCATION - MARKET SQUARE GROUND AND MEZZANINE
(the Show Space # M 45 )
316 W. COMMERCE AVE, HIGH POINT, NC 27260
For more info please contact: Mr. Hassan Samrhouni
[email protected] Phone: 202 3370800 – Fax: 202 3181088

Maison de l'Artisan
12/10/2016

Maison de l'Artisan

Participation de la Maison de l'Artisan au Festival Sheikh Zayed du patrimoine du 30 décembre 2016 au 4 janvier 2017 à Abudhabi Dhabi, aux Emirats Arabes Unis.

Maison de l'Artisan
12/07/2016

Maison de l'Artisan

Visite de Mr Dwight L. Bush Sr, Ambassadeur des Etats Unis d’Amérique au Maroc, au salon Professionnel de l’Artisanat #Minyadina, en marge de la COP22.

12/06/2016
Business of Home

Business of Home

To celebrate its High Point Market | The World's Home for Home Furnishings debut, Chairish co-founder Anna Brockway and Domino Magazine EIC Jessica Romm co-hosted a panel on design trends, asking designers Jenny Komenda of Juniper Studio, Jason Oliver Nixon of Madcap Cottage, Lauren Liess and Sarah Wittenbraker to share reactions to trends like banana leaf wallpaper, wall-to-wall carpeting and mirrored dressers.

Moroccan Premier Interior luxury items, specifically our High end Moroccan carpets, have been selected to be featured in...
11/24/2016

Moroccan Premier Interior luxury items, specifically our High end Moroccan carpets, have been selected to be featured in the Interior Design magazine under the name Inspiration unfolded! Such a privilege to be part of the Antique and Design Center of the High point Market.

Moroccan premier interiors
11/19/2016

Moroccan premier interiors

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11/18/2016

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Beni M'guila with the reverse side displayed (below)L8'5 x W 4'5 In the last few years a brand new style of Moroccan car...
10/29/2016

Beni M'guila with the reverse side displayed (below)
L8'5 x W 4'5

In the last few years a brand new style of Moroccan carpet design has appeared in the souqs and markets. There are various stories about the origins of this "painterly" style, but the most intriguing and possible the most credible is that the design does indeed come from attempts to copy paintings.

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS Taza rug 100 % Wool 6'90w x 9' 60l. A Moroccan diamond pattern, our Taza Wool Rug was brought to...
10/29/2016

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

Taza rug 100 % Wool
6'90w x 9' 60l.

A Moroccan diamond pattern, our Taza Wool Rug was brought to life by mixing blacks and white shag with patches of color.

10/21/2016
Moroccan premier interiors

We are so delighted to hear how highly some Ladies at the Antique & Design center of Hight Point are talking about all the Moroccan Handicraft items that we took to North Carolina. Please note that the Antique & Design Center is opening its doors and welcoming anyone to stop by from October 20th until October 26th. Do not miss this amazing opportunity!

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A saddle for Morocco Premier Events Showroom The Arabian or Arab horse (Arabic: الحصان العربي [ ħisˤaːn ʕarabiː], DMG ḥiṣān ʿarabī) is a breed of horse that originated on the Arabian Peninsula. With a distinctive head shape and high tail carriage, the Arabian is one of the most easily recognizable horse breeds in the world. It is also one of the oldest breeds, with archaeological evidence of horses in the Middle East that resemble modern Arabians dating back 4,500 years. Throughout history, Arabian horses have spread around the world by both war and trade, used to improve other breeds by adding speed, refinement, endurance, and strong bone. Today, Arabian bloodlines are found in almost every modern breed of riding horse.

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