The finest material for rugs, wool is naturally durable, soft, and insulating. It resists wear, repels dirt, and ages beautifully. The essence of our rugs, it is woven with care, just as our ancestors have done for generations, bringing warmth and longevity.
A flatwoven rug with no pile, Kilim is lightweight yet durable. Its tight weave forms bold geometric patterns, making it both decorative and functional. Traditionally made of natural wool, Kilim rugs are valued for their versatility, vibrant designs, and timeless appeal.
Hand-knotted rugs are the most durable, crafted knot by knot on a loom. The density and precision of the knots determine quality and longevity. This labor-intensive process takes months, using premium wool and expert skill, making these rugs highly valued and timeless.
A loom is the wooden frame used by artisans to weave rugs by hand. It holds the warp threads in place while weft threads are woven across, forming the rug’s structure. Every Izil rug begins here, knot by knot, thread by thread.
Hand-knotted in the Middle Atlas, Beni Mrirt rugs are known for their dense pile and intricate motifs. Made with high-quality wool, they are softer and more tightly knotted than other Moroccan rugs, offering exceptional luxury, durability, and warmth.
Originating from Rabat, Rbati rugs are known for their refined craftsmanship, floral motifs, and rich colors. Handwoven with fine wool, they feature intricate designs inspired by Oriental carpets, making them elegant, durable, and a symbol of Moroccan heritage.
The Amazigh are the Indigenous people of North Africa, with deep cultural roots in Morocco. Their rich heritage lives on through rug weaving – each pattern, knot, and symbol telling stories of identity, nature, and tradition passed down through generations.
The pile is the soft surface of a rug, created by knotting wool onto the warp. Its height and density affect texture, softness, and insulation. High-pile rugs feel plush, while low-pile rugs offer a flatter, denser surface.
Here’s a quick look at how different rug sizes can work in your rooms. Want more detailed tips on finding your perfect rug size? Read our rug size guide!
Bedroom
The key here is making sure there’s enough rug space on each side of your bed—we suggest leaving at least 3 to 4 feet for extra comfort.
Twin bed
Twin Bed with a 5’x8’ Rug
You can place a 4’x6’ or 5’x8’ rug under the lower two-thirds of your twinbed, leaving your nightstands off the rug. This way, you’ll still have plenty of cozy rug space around the bed to comfortably step onto each morning.
Twin Bed with a 6’x9’ Rug
If you’d like more rug space at the foot of your bed, a 6’x9’ rug is perfect—it nicely anchors your furniture and feels balanced.
