Moroccan creativity. A home in Venice Beach.

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Ten days bringing together contemporary Moroccan brands, design, art and culture through a curated retail experience, workshops and conversations.

A Moroccan home, open to Los Angeles.

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For our first edition, Moroccan Collective will transform a venue into a contemporary Moroccan home where visitors can discover, experience and shop the collections. Furniture, objects, textiles, fashion and art will sit together in lived-in spaces, showing how Moroccan creativity belongs in everyday life. Alongside the collections, a cultural programme will invite visitors to explore the ideas, techniques and people behind the work.


Why Los Angeles?

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Los Angeles brings together fashion, design, architecture, art and entertainment, a setting where independent brands can connect with audiences who value a distinctive creative identity.

Our first edition takes place in December, during the holiday shopping season. It is an opportunity to introduce Moroccan collections to new customers at a time when people are looking for gifts, meaningful objects and experiences to share.


An established market for Moroccan craftsmanship.

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What Is Included

Initial Consultation

Comprehensive Audit

Custom Roadmap

Dedicated Project Manager

Post-Implementation Review


“Clear communication and rigorous analysis distinguished the team from prior vendors we engaged.”

-- Procurement Lead