A piece from our Moroccan rug collection DAR YOUK: Dar meaning 'home' in Arabic and Youk meaning 'one' in Tamazight.

El Youk means 'the one' in Tamazight - it represents all the natural shades of wool woven in an irregular checkerboard pattern, and is made from all-natural, hand processed wool with minimal human and environmental impact.

It has been made by the hands of master weavers atop of the Ain Leuh Spring in the Atlas Mountains through a cooperative of women, where the action of weaving is part of a complex chain of ancient cultural practices.

DAR YOUK is symbolic of the Ain Leuh Cooperative, which serves as a second home for the weavers and ensures sustainable practices, fair and equitable payments for the female artisans, in turn supporting their families and communities.

Through the creation of DAR YOUK it was important for us to work closely with the weavers, who often we know little about, and to acknowledge and give reverence to the women who created this collection. They are: Nina Gilbert, Khadouj Ouchekak, Hjaou Ammraoui, El Hachima Douiri, Khadija El Aabdi, Fatima Abaraou, Mahma Bahoussem Rachia Ghenam & Fatima Balhoussaine. 

Read more about the collection HERE.

Available NOW: 3m x 2m / $6590 / QTY: 1

MADE TO ORDER: Allow 12+weeks

Each design in the collection is available in any size, as a rug or runner. Please enquire for pricing.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

A piece from our Moroccan rug collection DAR YOUK: Dar meaning 'home' in Arabic and Youk meaning 'one' in Tamazight.

El Zahri means 'the pink' in Arabic, and is made from all-natural, hand processed wool and dyes with minimal human and environmental impact.

It has been made by the hands of master weavers atop of the Ain Leuh Spring in the Atlas Mountains through a cooperative of women, where the action of weaving is part of a complex chain of ancient cultural practices.

DAR YOUK is symbolic of the Ain Leuh Cooperative, which serves as a second home for the weavers and ensures sustainable practices, fair and equitable payments for the female artisans, in turn supporting their families and communities.

Through the creation of DAR YOUK it was important for us to work closely with the weavers, who often we know little about, and to acknowledge and give reverence to the women who created this collection. They are: Nina Gilbert, Khadouj Ouchekak, Hjaou Ammraoui, El Hachima Douiri, Khadija El Aabdi, Fatima Abaraou, Mahma Bahoussem Rachia Ghenam & Fatima Balhoussaine. 

Read more about the collection HERE.

MADE TO ORDER: Allow 12+weeks

Each design in the collection is available in any size, as a rug or runner. Please enquire for pricing.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

A piece from our Moroccan rug collection DAR YOUK: Dar meaning 'home' in Arabic and Youk meaning 'one' in Tamazight.

El Sahara is named after the desert where the brown sheep used to source the wool are found, and is made from all-natural, hand processed wool with minimal human and environmental impact.

It has been made by the hands of master weavers atop of the Ain Leuh Spring in the Atlas Mountains through a cooperative of women, where the action of weaving is part of a complex chain of ancient cultural practices.

DAR YOUK is symbolic of the Ain Leuh Cooperative, which serves as a second home for the weavers and ensures sustainable practices, fair and equitable payments for the female artisans, in turn supporting their families and communities.

Through the creation of DAR YOUK it was important for us to work closely with the weavers, who often we know little about, and to acknowledge and give reverence to the women who created this collection. They are: Nina Gilbert, Khadouj Ouchekak, Hjaou Ammraoui, El Hachima Douiri, Khadija El Aabdi, Fatima Abaraou, Mahma Bahoussem Rachia Ghenam & Fatima Balhoussaine. 

Read more about the collection HERE.

Available NOW: 3m x 2m / $7150 / QTY: 1

MADE TO ORDER: Allow 12+weeks

Each design in the collection is available in any size, as a rug or runner. Please enquire for pricing.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

A piece from our Moroccan rug collection DAR YOUK: Dar meaning 'home' in Arabic and Youk meaning 'one' in Tamazight.

El Karo means 'the checkered' in Arabic, and is made from all-natural, hand processed wool with minimal human and environmental impact.

It has been made by the hands of master weavers atop of the Ain Leuh Spring in the Atlas Mountains through a cooperative of women, where the action of weaving is part of a complex chain of ancient cultural practices.

DAR YOUK is symbolic of the Ain Leuh Cooperative, which serves as a second home for the weavers and ensures sustainable practices, fair and equitable payments for the female artisans, in turn supporting their families and communities.

Through the creation of DAR YOUK it was important for us to work closely with the weavers, who often we know little about, and to acknowledge and give reverence to the women who created this collection. They are: Nina Gilbert, Khadouj Ouchekak, Hjaou Ammraoui, El Hachima Douiri, Khadija El Aabdi, Fatima Abaraou, Mahma Bahoussem Rachia Ghenam & Fatima Balhoussaine. 

Read more about the collection HERE.

Available NOW: 3m x 2m / $6590 / QTY: 1

MADE TO ORDER: Allow 12+weeks

Each design in the collection is available in any size, as a rug or runner. Please enquire for pricing.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

A contemporary carpet handwoven in Morocco using traditional methods. Made from the finest quality wool, each strand was carefully and densely woven by hand on a loom and took four months to weave.

Incredibly soft and thick underfoot, the natural wool is woven in a geometric pattern - the finish of this piece is both luxurious and durable and is a functional work of art that will be long lasting.

Known for their use of bolder colours (vintage) or subtle pattern to create texture (contemporary), the Beni M'Rirt tribe hails from the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco. We work to preserve the remarkable skills of the woman weavers by sourcing both vintage and contemporary pieces that continue to sustain the methods and techniques that have passed down from generations.

ONE ONLY

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

A contemporary carpet handwoven in Morocco using traditional methods. Made from the finest quality wool, each strand was carefully and densely woven by hand on a loom and took four months to weave.

Incredibly soft and thick underfoot, the natural wool is woven in a geometric pattern - the finish of this piece is both luxurious and durable and is a functional work of art that will be long lasting.

Known for their use of bolder colours (vintage) or subtle pattern to create texture (contemporary), the Beni M'Rirt tribe hails from the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco. We work to preserve the remarkable skills of the woman weavers by sourcing both vintage and contemporary pieces that continue to sustain the methods and techniques that have passed down from generations.

ONE ONLY

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

A rare vintage carpet handwoven in Morocco by the Azilal tribe in the 1970s. Made from the finest quality wool, each strand was carefully and densely woven by hand on a loom and took months to weave.

Incredibly soft underfoot, this rug features a beautiful silky natural wool with a brown stripe detail. The finish of this piece is both luxurious and durable - a functional work of art.

This rug will add warmth and texture to your space - wherever you lay it is somewhere you'll want to spend your time.

A wonderful expression of creativity, the Azilal tribe hails from the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. We work to preserve the remarkable skills of the woman weavers by sourcing both vintage and contemporary pieces that continue to sustain the methods and techniques that have passed down from generations.

ONE ONLY.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

A contemporary runner handwoven in Morocco using traditional methods. Using the finest quality wool, each strand was carefully and densely woven by hand on a loom and took four months to weave.

Incredibly soft and thick underfoot, the golden, dusty blush hue mixes a silky pile with flatweave background  - the finish of this piece is both luxurious and durable and is a functional work of art that will be long lasting.

Known for their use of bolder colours, the Beni M'Rirt tribe hails from the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco. We work to preserve the remarkable skills of the woman weavers by sourcing both vintage and contemporary pieces that continue to sustain the methods and techniques that have passed down from generations.

ONE ONLY

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

A contemporary carpet handwoven in Morocco using traditional methods. Made from the finest quality wool, each strand was carefully and densely woven by hand on a loom and took four months to weave.

Incredibly soft and thick underfoot, the natural wool is woven in a geometric pattern - the finish of this piece is both luxurious and durable and is a functional work of art that will be long lasting.

Known for their use of bolder colours (vintage) or subtle pattern to create texture (contemporary), the Beni M'Rirt tribe hails from the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco. We work to preserve the remarkable skills of the woman weavers by sourcing both vintage and contemporary pieces that continue to sustain the methods and techniques that have passed down from generations.

ONE ONLY

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

A rare vintage carpet handwoven in Morocco by the Azilal tribe in the 1970s. Made from the finest quality wool, each strand was carefully and densely woven by hand on a loom and took months to weave.

Incredibly soft underfoot, this rug features a beautiful silky wool with a variegated brown/grey/blue stripe detail. The finish of this piece is both luxurious and durable - a functional work of art.

This rug will add warmth and texture to your space - wherever you lay it is somewhere you'll want to spend your time.

A wonderful expression of creativity, the Azilal tribe hails from the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. We work to preserve the remarkable skills of the woman weavers by sourcing both vintage and contemporary pieces that continue to sustain the methods and techniques that have passed down from generations.

ONE ONLY.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

Vintage Rug handknotted in Anatolia, Turkey in the 1950's.

Formed of a cotton foundation with a short wool pile.

Oushak carpets are made up of very densely woven small knots, which makes them a great option for high traffic areas. Oushak carpets get their namesake from their true place of origin, Usak, which is just south of Istanbul.

A unique vintage piece with so much history.

ONE ONLY.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

Vintage Rug handknotted in Anatolia, Turkey in the 1950's.

Formed of a cotton foundation with a short wool pile.

Oushak carpets are made up of very densely woven small knots, which makes them a great option for high traffic areas. Oushak carpets get their namesake from their true place of origin, Usak, which is just south of Istanbul.

A unique vintage piece with so much history.

ONE ONLY.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

Vintage Rug handknotted in Anatolia, Turkey in the 1950's.

Formed of a cotton foundation with a short wool pile.

Oushak carpets are made up of very densely woven small knots, which makes them a great option for high traffic areas. Oushak carpets get their namesake from their true place of origin, Usak, which is just south of Istanbul.

A unique vintage piece with so much history.

ONE ONLY.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

Vintage Rug handknotted in Anatolia, Turkey in the 1950's.

Formed of a cotton foundation with a short wool pile.

Oushak carpets are made up of very densely woven small knots, which makes them a great option for high traffic areas. Oushak carpets get their namesake from their true place of origin, Usak, which is just south of Istanbul.

A unique vintage piece with so much history.

ONE ONLY.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

Vintage Rug handknotted in Anatolia, Turkey in the 1950's.

Formed of a cotton foundation with a short wool pile.

Oushak carpets are made up of very densely woven small knots, which makes them a great option for high traffic areas. Oushak carpets get their namesake from their true place of origin, Usak, which is just south of Istanbul.

A unique vintage piece with so much history.

ONE ONLY.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

Vintage Rug handknotted in Anatolia, Turkey in the 1950's.

Formed of a cotton foundation with a short wool pile.

Oushak carpets are made up of very densely woven small knots, which makes them a great option for high traffic areas. Oushak carpets get their namesake from their true place of origin, Usak, which is just south of Istanbul.

A unique vintage piece with so much history.

ONE ONLY.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

Vintage Rug handknotted in Anatolia, Turkey in the 1950's.

Formed of a cotton foundation with a short wool pile.

Oushak carpets are made up of very densely woven small knots, which makes them a great option for high traffic areas. Oushak carpets get their namesake from their true place of origin, Usak, which is just south of Istanbul.

A unique vintage piece with so much history.

ONE ONLY.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.