Beni Ourain Rugs

Beni Ourain (or Ouarain) rugs are named after an Amazigh tribe from the Moroccan Middle Atlas. Here you will find only unique pieces, handmade using high-quality long- or short-haired virgin wool. The traditional design does not include colors: on a white base of undyed wool – with all the shades from light white to ivory to cream – thin dark geometric patterns are outlined, or diamond-shaped lozenges, diamonds, zigzags, polka dots. Contemporary Beni Ourain are also colored, but their production does not replace that of the iconic white rugs with black diamonds, always modern and increasingly in demand throughout the world.

Brought to prominence by architects and designers such as Le Corbusier, Alvar Aalto, Frank Lloyd Wright and Eames, what Matisse called the "white giants" have become part of the current collective imagination when thinking of Nordic and minimalist interior design. Authentic vintage examples are now collector's and museum pieces.

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Tappeto cameretta bambini con righe rosa malva su base avorio, pattern geometrico e frange decorative, ideale per neonati e bambini Dettaglio motivo a scacchiera rosso del tappeto per bambini in lana vergine, tessitura artigianale per cameretta, con frange intrecciate su entrambi i lati
Beni Ourain rug, 1.9*1.2m
€519,00 EUR
tappeto marocchino beni ourain realizzato a mano annodando lana dalle varie sfumature di grigio e linee in lana intrecciata gialla dettaglio dei un angolo con lana annodata dalle sfumature gruigio scure e marrone con delle parti in lana intrecciata guialla di un tappeto marocchino beni ourain realizzato a mano
Beni Ourain rug 2.6*1.5 m
€690,00 EUR
passatoia beni ourain con lana annodata e intrecciata colore bianco rosa e giallo sfumato angolo di una passatoia beni ourain con frangia bianca e lana intrecciata e annodata chiara
Runner Beni Ourain 3.8*1 m
€780,00 EUR
passatoia beni ourain su base chiara con siegno astratto nero sfumato e frangia rosa dettaglio della frangia rosa di una passatoia beni ourain in lana bianca
Runner Beni Ourain 3.9*1 m
€780,00 EUR
tappeto beni ourain realizzato a mano annodando lana di diverse sfumature di giallo pastello dettaglio dell'angolo e della frangia lunga e della lana dalle molteplici sfumature di giallo di un tappeto beni ourain realizzato a mano
Beni Ourain rug 2.4*1.7 m
€790,00 EUR
tappeto marocchino beni ourain realizzato a mano con lana di diverse sfumature di bordeaux angolo di un tappeto marocchino beni ourain realizzato a mano con lana di colore bordeaux
Beni Ourain rug 2.5*1.7 m
€790,00 EUR
tappeto marocchino realizzato a mano con blocchi di lana colorata grigia azzurra e blu angolo di colore grigio di un tappeto marocchino con bordo a righe bianche e blu e frangia corta
Beni Ourain rug 2.8*2 m
€990,00 EUR
tappeto beni ourain con disegni geometrici a rombi e pois neri e lati scuri posizionato in verticale tappeto beni ourain con disegni geometrici a rombi e pois neri e lati scuri disteso sul pavimento
Beni Ourain rug 3*1.9 m
€1.350,00 EUR

The wool of the sheep in the production region is particularly thick, to protect them from the harsh winters. For this reason, Beni Ourain rugs have always been soft and fluffy. In fact, they have always been used as flooring for tents, as blankets and as mattresses (sometimes stacked on top of each other).

Today, rugs called Beni Ourain are no longer necessarily woven by craftswomen from this tribe. The demand is such that they are also made by weavers from other places in Morocco, with wools and colors that vary. The designs, patterns, combinations change and become more and more varied, demonstrating that Moroccan craftsmanship is alive, creative and constantly evolving.

There are many reasons why Beni Ourain rugs are so popular all over the world. They have an ancient history, yet the designs appear completely contemporary. Their elegance and sobriety make them very versatile, adaptable to any style and any room, from the living room to the bedroom. Perfect in combination with wood or a neutral palette of whites and grays, they can accompany accent furnishing elements, saturated colors, vintage Scandinavian furniture. The multicolored versions will contrast with minimal environments or will complete studied schemes of bright shades.