A blue carved arch opening onto the rooftop pool.

Events

A courtyard of white carved plaster under an open sky.

Weddings and receptions

The house opens for a small number of private gatherings each year, shaped around its architecture rather than against it.

Ceremonies in the courtyard, under an open sky
Dinner served in the patio or on the rooftop
The whole house given over to you and your guests

The dining room close up, its painted panel and chandelier.

Private dinners

A table laid for a few, in rooms that were built for long evenings.

Menus written with you, weeks ahead
The dining room, the patio, or the speakeasy
Tunisian dishes and wines, as you prefer

Carved white arches opening onto the gallery, above an iron balustrade.

Seminars and retreats

Days away from the city, though the medina is at the door.

The gallery and the salons for working together
The wellness floor between two sessions
Meals and rhythm set around your programme

The dome of the hammam above steps descending into blue water.

Wellness retreats

The hammam, the spa and the two pools, left to a single group.

Yoga or meditation on the rooftop at first light
Treatments and rituals through the day
A table adjusted to what the retreat asks

A view across the roofs and minarets of the medina.

Creative projects

Photography, film and brand work, in rooms that need no set.

Shoots by arrangement, the house closed to guests
Rooftop, courtyard, galleries and suites
Crew and equipment discussed in advance