Moroccan rugs
North African carpets
Moroccan rugs are handwoven textiles from Morocco, traditionally made by Berber (Amazigh) tribes in the Atlas Mountains.
They're prized for their distinctive geometric patterns, bold colors, and thick pile that makes them soft underfoot.
Styles vary by region—Beni Ourain rugs feature cream backgrounds with dark diamond patterns, while Boucherouite rugs use recycled fabric scraps.
They layered Moroccan rugs throughout the living room for warmth and texture.
- berberLooped, flecked floor covering
- kilimTapestry rug without pile
- flat weaveNon-piled fabric construction
- handwovenMade manually on looms
- woolSheared animal fiber
medina · tassels · geometric · tribal · atlas · souk · artisan · pile · fringe · vintage · nomadic · patterns · dyes · saffron · indigo · loom · natural dyes · knots
- Moroccan craftstagines, tagine, brass lantern, brass lamps, brass tray
- African craftsAfrican masks, wood carving, beaded jewelry, kente, tribal jewelry
- Berber cultureBerbers, Tuareg, Berber carpets, Berber rug