Rita Chraibi

Rita Chraibi discovered her passion for architecture and interior design at an early age. As the granddaughter of one of Morocco’s pioneering women in real estate development of the 1950s, she followed in her grandmother’s footsteps after graduating from Ecole Camondo School of Architecture & Design in Paris.

She introduced her European design expertise and French “Art de Vivre” influence through modern, luxury designs to residential and hospitality projects in the United States, Europe,the Middle East, and North Africa.

Rita Chraibi is well-known for her notable projects around the world such as Louis Vuitton for the Objets Nomades Collection, 2000 Ocean and Monad Terrace, in the United States, The Oberoi Hotel Marrakech and last but not least Lyautey Square in Casablanca Morocco, which granted her international recognition.