About Moroccan rugs
We are a team of enthusiast, here we celebrate Morocco's rich weaving traditions by bringing handcrafted Moroccan rugs to discerning homeowners, architects, and interior designers. With strong connections to Amazigh artisan communities in the Atlas Mountains, I curate authentic wool rugs—Beni Ouarain, Azilal, Boujad, and more—woven using natural fibers and age-old techniques.
My mission is twofold: deliver products of enduring beauty and quality, and support sustainable, fair-trade practices that empower women weavers. Each rug is a one-of-a-kind piece, blending cultural heritage with modern design sensibilities.
On DesigningBuildings, I’m keen to collaborate with professionals who value quality craftsmanship and cultural authenticity in interior finishes. If you're working on projects requiring bespoke rugs with real stories behind them, let’s connect!
Feel free to reach out if you're interested in custom orders, design insights, or sourcing authentic rugs straight from Morocco. Our website is open to both English and french customers and you can check our collections here.
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