While some may think it's a shame to cover hardfloors with a Moroccan rug, we think it adds even more appeal, as well as comfort, and a handful of other advantages
Beyond decorative elements, Moroccan rugs sum up history, culture, and artistry all in one. Every rug has its own story to tell, woven into the fabric of artisans worldwide who have created them based on traditions passed down through the generations. Famous for their bright colors, geometric patterns and unrivaled quality, these handmade masterpieces have stood the test of time and found their way to homes around the globe.
So in this blog we take a deeper look at the world of Moroccan rugs, where they come from, what the designs symbolize, and how they are made. Whether you’re passionate about interior design, a seeker of culture or just someone who enjoys fine craftsmanship, come with us on a journey to discover the beauty and history of these iconic textiles.
While some may think it's a shame to cover hardfloors with a Moroccan rug, we think it adds even more appeal, as well as comfort, and a handful of other advantages
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We compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions about how to clean Moroccan rugs, from vacuuming to stain removal to professional cleaning, and we got all of the answers!
Moroccan rugs have become increasingly trendy, with their soft textures, minimalist tones, and geometric designs adorning every interior home. However, the image that comes to mind is likely just one among several. The well-known design is classified as a "tribal" rug rather than an "urban" rug. Not to mention, these are area rugs that were designed and weaved by nomadic Berber tribes (also known as Amazigh tribes) from all over Northwestern Africa, with a concentration in Morocco.
Traditional Moroccan Berber rugs are a staple of Morocco's rich culture—so much so that they have been recognized around the world as iconic interior design pieces that represent a whole country.
Here's what to know before buying a Moroccan or a Persian rug for your home:
Have you been wondering if Moroccan rugs are still in style? We say yes! and here's why:
We can all agree that Moroccan rugs are one of the most visually appealing handmade rugs out there, but they can also be somewhat expensive.
What makes Moroccan Berber designs and compositions so magical is that they're based on the stories narrated by the gifted women weavers who weave the story of their lives into the rugs, and our newest checkered collection illustrates all of the latter.
In an increasingly digitized world, the handmade charm of Moroccan Berber rugs injects much-needed tactility into home interiors.