Moroccan rugs, particularly those from Berber tribes of the Atlas Mountains, have achieved remarkable popularity in contemporary interiors. Their graphic patterns and neutral palettes integrate seamlessly with modern aesthetics.
Beni Ourain rugs epitomize this trend. Their cream backgrounds with dark geometric patterns have become design staples, equally at home in mid-century modern spaces and bohemian-inspired rooms. The abstract quality of traditional motifs reads as contemporary despite centuries of heritage.
Other Moroccan traditions offer different aesthetics. Azilal rugs feature vibrant colors and more complex patterns. Boucherouite pieces, traditionally woven from recycled textiles, bring joyful, colorful maximalism. Each tribal tradition offers distinct character.
The plush pile construction of classic Moroccan rugs provides exceptional comfort underfoot. This tactile quality, combined with visual warmth, makes them favorites for bedrooms, nurseries, and any space prioritizing coziness.
Authenticity considerations matter when shopping. Traditional pieces are woven by tribal women in their homes, with each rug unique. Many 'Moroccan style' rugs sold today are machine-made reproductions that lack the character and ethical provenance of authentic pieces.
Eastern Mills' Moroccan collection honors these traditions while ensuring ethical production and consistent quality.