A contemporary carpet 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 natural ivory wool with dot pattern is both luxurious and durable and is a functional work of art made to last a lifetime.

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.

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 checker pattern with a high, lush pile giving it incredible texture  - 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.

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 vintage Moroccan Beni M'Guild featuring a beautiful muted colour palette.

Made in the 1970s, this piece was handwoven by Berber women and features a short pile that is wonderful underfoot.

A functional work of art that will continue to age gracefully.

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.

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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.

One of a kind vintage flatweave rug, handwoven in Morocco in the 1970's.  A lovely natural wool background with raised embroidered detail made in the Talsint region of Morocco. 

Kilim rugs are incredibly durable and are easy to clean, so perfect for high traffic areas. 

This piece will make a statement in any sort of scheme whether it be mid-century modern, scandi, industrial etc. Woven without the use of a pattern from memory it has a real sense of story and will give your space that collected feel.

3.05m x 1.42m

Contemporary rug handwoven in Turkey.

Formed from soft wool, this unique large area rug features a soft terracotta and dusty blue over natural cream wool.

Turkish carpets are made up of densely woven small knots, which makes them a great option for high traffic areas. 

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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 gorgeous vintage carpet from the Beni M'Guild tribe, in the northern Middle Atlas mountains.

Features beautiful shades of purple, chocolate, taupe, red and indigo with a wonderful patina. Made in the 1960s, this stunning one-of-a-kind piece has so much life left. 

This Berber tribe create very special deep pile carpets, often using brown, aubergine, blue, deep mauve and dark tangerine. A stunning addition to any space.

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 striking vintage rug handwoven in Morocco using traditional methods. The wool was carefully and densely woven by hand on a loom and would have taken over three months to weave in the 1960s.

Incredibly soft and thick underfoot in beautiful cobalt with a the classic lozenge in ivory and black - the finish of this piece is both beautiful and durable - a functional work of art

Known for creating very special deep pile carpets, often using brown, aubergine, blue, deep mauve and dark tangerine, the Beni M'Rirt tribe hails from the northern 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.

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 Runner handknotted in Anatolia, Turkey in the 1950's.

Formed of a cotton foundation with a short wool pile, this is ideal as an area rug that will add so much character to your space.

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.

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Vintage Beni Ourain with a beautiful lush pile of natural wool, and playful yet subtle pops of colour throughout.

A truly gorgeous statement piece that will add so much texture to your space.

Beni Ourain rugs are hand woven by the Berber tribes from the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco. The densely woven Beni Ourain is made from the finest quality 100% natural wool.

Vintage runner 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.

This handwoven, one-of-a-kind rug, rich in history, will add personality and texture to your space.

Talsint is located in the Figuig provence in the north eastern region of Morocco, where the carpets are made by the Berber women, typically with strong colours of red, purple and orange.

Vintage Moroccan Talsint rug approx 35 years old, this amazing piece truly looks like a painting; a functional work of art. 

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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. 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 natural ivory wool with dot pattern is both luxurious and durable and is a functional work of art made to last a lifetime.

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.

Vintage petite Moroccan Boujad rug made in the 1970s.

Handwoven and one-of-a-kind .

100% wool.

Boujad carpets are named after the holy town of 'Budjad' in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco, where the carpets are made from many different tribes. These rugs are the said to be the most mystical of Moroccan rugs, and feature designs that reflect the whim of the weaver.

Boujad rugs are a really wonderful piece of 'folk' art that tell a tale of the lives for the women who make them.

A contemporary carpet 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 about four months to weave.

Incredibly soft underfoot, the ivory wool is woven in a lozenge pattern with lozenge being the relief in the weave - the finish of this piece is both luxurious and durable and is a functional work of art that will be long lasting.

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.

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 gorgeous contemporary Boujad rug handwoven using traditional methods. 

Boujad carpets are named after the holy town of 'Budjad' in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco, where the carpets are made from many different tribes. These rugs are the said to be the most mystical of Moroccan rugs, and feature designs that reflect the whim of the weaver.

Featuring a medium pile that is lovely and soft underfoot this piece is a functional work of art that will age gracefully.

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.