Moroccan rugs are not just beautiful home décor pieces—they are living works of art with centuries of history behind them. From the snowy peaks of the Atlas Mountains to the bustling markets of Marrakech, each rug tells a story of culture, craftsmanship, and tradition.
But with so many types of Moroccan rugs, how do you know which is which? In this guide, we’ll explore the most popular Moroccan rug styles, their unique characteristics, and how they can transform your living space.
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Beni Ourain Rugs
Perhaps the most famous of all Moroccan rugs, Beni Ourain rugs are handwoven from natural wool by the Berber tribes of the Atlas Mountains.
- Known for minimalist black-and-white geometric patterns
- Made from thick, soft wool for warmth and comfort
- Perfect for modern, Scandinavian, or bohemian interiors
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Azilal Rugs
If you love color and creativity, Azilal rugs are the perfect choice.
- Characterized by bright, playful patterns on a creamy wool background
- Often feature abstract or symbolic motifs
- Ideal for adding a bold statement to living rooms, nurseries, or creative spaces
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Boujaad Rugs
Originating from the Haouz region, Boujaad rugs are known for their rich earthy tones and intricate designs.
- Dominated by reds, pinks, and oranges
- Softer wool and slightly thinner weave than Beni Ourain
- Perfect for creating a warm and inviting atmosphere
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Boucherouite Rugs
One of the most eco-friendly Moroccan rug types, Boucherouite rugs are made from recycled textiles.
- Bursting with vibrant colors and bold patterns
- A symbol of creativity and sustainability
- Great for eclectic, bohemian, or modern homes
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Beni Mguild Rugs
Less known but equally stunning, Beni Mguild rugs are deep-pile rugs often featuring diamond-shaped patterns.
- Rich in blue and purple hues
- Traditionally used for warmth in mountain homes
- A statement piece for living rooms or bedrooms
Learn more in our guide: The History and Cultural Significance of Moroccan Rugs.
How to Choose the Right Moroccan Rug for Your Home
Each Moroccan rug type carries its own story and design language. When choosing a rug:
- Consider the colors that best fit your space.
- Think about the texture and pile height for comfort.
- Choose a rug with a pattern or story that resonates with you.
At Jaadzana, we bring you authentic Moroccan rugs directly from artisans—ensuring you own not just a rug, but a cultural treasure.
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Conclusion
From the timeless minimalism of Beni Ourain rugs to the colorful vibrancy of Azilal and Boucherouite pieces, Moroccan rugs offer something for every style and taste. By understanding their origins and unique characteristics, you can choose the perfect rug that adds warmth, authenticity, and artistry to your home.
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