Concessions

Founded by Magali and Selma, the Chic Intemporel marketplace is the fruit of a real desire to support Moroccan artisans, designers and cooperatives, enabling them to access the international market and see the fruits of their labor shine.
Fighting illiteracy and school drop-out rates, ensuring fair remuneration and facilitating women’s empowerment are all leitmotifs that drive these two partners to get up every morning with the desire to lift mountains.

For the second edition of its ephemeral boutique in Fort Saint-Jean, the Mucem has called on the Tulavu l’Artyshop collective, which presents an original, cutting-edge selection (fashion, accessories, home decor, jewelry) from over 20 French creators and designers, mostly from Marseilles.
Tulavu is a collective of 5 friends (Emmanuelle, Pauline, Antonin, Guillaume and Aurore) with backgrounds in communications, the arts and culture, who got together in 2014 to create a hybrid space in Marseille’s Place Sadi Carnot, part designer boutique, part graphic studio and part exhibition space.

The Mucem called on the “Villa Alliv” collective, a committed player on the Marseilles art scene, which welcomed French and international street-art artists to its villa in the 8th arrondissement.
Some fifteen designers selected by the collective, a mix of well-known brands such as Kulte or Waiting for the Sun and young emerging designers, were invited to use the Mucem’s colors to design an exclusive line of products offered throughout the summer.