About Villa Aaron
In the heart of Marrakech, Villa Aaron brings a new warmth and charm to the art of hosting.
WELCOME TO OUR HOUSE
The essence of the house has been, gently preserved at Villa Aaron — here, the decor doesn’t impose, it reveals. Interior designer Michèle-Rose worked with what was already there — the volumes, the materials, the soul of the place — allowing its story to emerge naturally.
The fabrics, chosen to harmonize with each room, extend the atmosphere and invite you to sink into the armchairs. Time feels suspended — every object sits naturally in its place, and the walls, as if they’ve seen it all, seem ready to whisper their stories.
The hushed conviviality of the salons and the leafy freshness of the patio highlight every detail with a softness that draws you in and invites you to linger. Custom-made light fixtures, inspired by vintage forms, cast colorful, enveloping accents in every corner — glowing with a discreet, welcoming presence.
"We make food that makes people happy"
KUDUS, OWNER
BACK TO THE ROOTS
The chosen objects offer subtle nods to Baba Aaron — rounded cabinets, upholstered armchairs, fringed lamps, floral mosaics… each piece holds a charm of the past, a quiet echo of memory.
The patio, lush with greenery, forms a vibrant sanctuary at the heart of the house. Its walls are hand-painted with stylized palm trees and majestic peacocks, their graceful curves and vivid colors carrying the spirit of the décor into the adjoining salons.
Vintage furniture, soft textures — every detail contributes to a living, welcoming space that invites you to slow down and linger. Each object draws the eye, stirs a memory, and captures attention with gentle intent — like a whispered story placed exactly where it belongs.
a Living space
designed to welcome
Here, you don’t simply pass through the décor — you settle into it, becoming part of it. The atmosphere intrigues, offering a discreet presence that quietly invites you to linger. It opens the space to the unexpected — to the pleasure of surprise, to that rare feeling of being exactly where you’re meant to be. Multiple salons, like intimate alcoves, draw you in — to pause, enjoy the softness of the setting, and let time slip effortlessly away.
By day, light filters through the greenery, accompanied by a soft, curated playlist. In the evening, the villa stirs: a few notes from a double bass, a clear voice, the rhythm of a jazzy band, live concert or a DJ set. Music drifts through the space like a breath — light, fluid, and naturally setting the villa’s rhythm.
Nothing breaks the spell — everything deepens it. Villa Aaron reveals its charm with quiet confidence, winning hearts through the elegance of its welcome and the precision of its atmosphere.
Villa Aaron
a family story
The story of Villa Aaron began 88 years ago, when Baba Aaron Amzallag built his family home in 1936. It quickly became a place of gatherings and celebrations, where everyday life unfolded to the rhythm of birthdays, weddings, and shared moments.
In the late 1960s, the Amzallag family left Morocco, scattering across the globe. In 1968, a new Moroccan family moved into the villa, living there until 2016, when the Amazoz Group acquired the property. But this new chapter was soon paused, as the villa fell into a quiet slumber, waiting for the COVID storm to pass. Renovations only resumed in 2022.
Yet the story was far from over. To revive the villa’s original spirit, the Amazoz team reached out to Baba Aaron’s granddaughter, Jordana Amzallag.
After a long journey from Newport Beach, California, Jordana returned to her childhood home. There were smiles, there were tears — and there was magic. The emotion was palpable. Now a grown woman, Jordana stepped back into her memories, sharing tender anecdotes and enriching the home’s history with vintage photographs and heartfelt recollections.