Craft & character
The language of Moroccan décor
Arches, stitched panels, graphic line work and the blues of Chefchaouen — the details that shape our collection, and how to live with them.


The pouf
A seat, a footrest, a table
Few objects are as closely associated with the Moroccan home as the pouf. The classic design — a round top pieced from petal-shaped panels around a central medallion — turns simple construction into ornament, with every seam catching the light.
Today's poufs keep that versatility while exploring new silhouettes: piped drums, soft-edged cubes and wide paneled rounds that sit comfortably in contemporary rooms.

Line & pile
Ivory ground, graphic lines
Beni Ourain-style rugs are recognised for their pale, deep pile and dark lines that cross into diamonds and lattices. The beauty is in the restraint: a slightly irregular, hand-drawn line gives the pattern rhythm without ever feeling busy.
Laid on the floor, they soften tile and timber; hung on a wall, they read like a large-scale drawing.

Saddlery on the wall
Straps, buckles and rings
Our hanging headboards and wall panels borrow their details from the saddler's workshop: long straps, adjustable buckles, tabs and D-rings. Hung from a rail or the wall itself, they bring softness and proportion to a bedroom without the bulk of a bed frame.

Colour
The blues of Chefchaouen
In Chefchaouen, walls and doorways are washed in every shade from sky to cobalt. We use that palette as a counterpoint to warm cognac, camel and ivory — a single blue pouf or cushion is often all a neutral room needs.
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Pieces from the collection
Black Leather Channel Headboard
From 2,490.00 dh
Ring-Tab Padded Wall Panel
2,490.00 dh
Handmade Leather Bench Cushion – Cognac
From 1,990.00 dh
Handmade Leather Bench Cushion – Dark Brown
From 1,990.00 dh
Buckle-Strap Hanging Headboard
1,890.00 dh
Strap-Hung Padded Headboard — Saddle Brown
1,690.00 dh