Our story

Moroccan craft, at home

Chefchaouene brings the warmth, texture and calm of Moroccan interiors to homes that love beautiful, handmade things.

Ivory high-pile Moroccan rug with a black diamond lattice and fringed ends, hung from a black rod
Classic round Moroccan pouf in mottled brown with a stitched petal top, on a light wood floor beside a white sofa and shelving

Chefchaouene

A name borrowed from the blue city

Chefchaouen is known around the world for its blue-washed walls, its carved doorways and an unhurried way of life tucked into the Rif mountains. Chefchaouene takes its name — and much of its palette — from that sense of place: cobalt and sky blue, warm ivory plaster, cedar, terracotta and brass.

What we offer

We specialise in Moroccan handmade home décor: rugs, poufs, hanging headboards and padded wall panels that bring texture and warmth to a room. Every piece is chosen to be lived with — to soften a floor, frame a bed or offer an extra seat when friends arrive.

How we work

We keep our collection focused, and we would rather answer your questions before you order than after. If you would like exact measurements, details about materials or more photographs of a piece, please get in touch.

What guides us

Three quiet promises

Chosen for character

We select pieces for their texture, proportion and colour — objects that feel as natural in a riad as they do in a modern apartment.

Honest descriptions

We describe each piece as it is. If you need measurements, materials or extra photos before ordering, just ask.

Here to help

Questions about sizing, styling or an order? Write to us — we're happy to help.

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