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Marrakech, Morocco

Aurevia Palace

A name you read before you see anything at all.

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The place

Marrakech, Morocco

The Palm Grove is visited slowly. People come for the quiet rather than the density of the medina, and a palace there sells an address first — a name you say out loud before you have seen a room.

The site does exactly that. The name fills the width of the screen, alone, on an almost-white ground. No background photograph, no carousel, no promise. The property only begins to show itself as you scroll, and that wait is the argument.

Three widths

Desktop, tablet, phone.

The same screen at three widths. A hotel site is mostly read on a phone, often in bed, sometimes on the other side of the world.

Aurevia Palace — Marrakech, Morocco — Desktop
Aurevia Palace — Marrakech, Morocco — Tablet
Aurevia Palace — Marrakech, Morocco — Phone

The art direction

Three decisions.

The name alone, set very large on a pale ground. Everything else waits below the fold.

  1. The name as monument

    One word at full width. The gesture only works while it stays the only one on the page.

  2. An almost-white ground

    Off-white instead of a photograph, so the gold and the letterform are the only two accents.

  3. Everything below the fold

    Nothing else on the first screen. Booking waits for a gesture, which only holds for an address already wanted.

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