Mathilde Cerf Launches Nomade Design, an Interior Decor Brand Focused on Morocco
The twin sister of former Miss France Camille Cerf is debuting a new business venture centered on Moroccan craftsmanship.
Mathilde Cerf, the twin sister of former Miss France Camille Cerf, has officially announced the launch of her new interior design brand, Nomade Design. The entrepreneur is stepping into the home decor market with a curated collection that highlights traditional Moroccan artistry.
The new brand aims to bridge the gap between Moroccan craftsmanship and international homes. Based in Bondues, France, the company focuses on sourcing authentic, high-quality pieces that reflect the cultural heritage of North Africa. The collection includes a variety of items such as traditional zellige tiles, hand-painted canvases, Berber rugs, and various ceramic and terracotta pottery.
Mathilde Cerf shared the news of her professional endeavor on social media, providing glimpses of her sourcing process. Through digital updates, she has showcased her visits to the historic streets of the Marrakech medina, where she personally selects items for her inventory. The project represents a significant shift for the entrepreneur, who has typically maintained a more private profile compared to her sister, Camille.
The choice of Morocco as the foundation for her business is deeply personal for the founder. The country holds a special significance in her life, as it is where she married her husband, John Rachid, in 2022. The couple has frequently shared their affection for the region, and the launch of Nomade Design is described as a natural extension of her personal connection to the culture.
While Mathilde Cerf develops her business, her sister Camille continues her career in the public eye. Camille Cerf, who was crowned Miss France in 2015, has remained active in the entertainment industry, recently appearing at film premieres in Paris and participating in television programs such as the game show '100% Logique'.
The launch of Nomade Design marks a new chapter for Mathilde Cerf, blending her passion for interior aesthetics with her ties to Morocco. By bringing artisanal goods directly from the source to her clients, she aims to incorporate the warmth and traditional techniques of the region into modern living spaces.