Beige Modern Moroccan Style Handmade Boho Wool Rug

Beautiful modern Moroccan style hand-knotted wool rug with an ivory field. This piece has dark brown and black accent colors in a gorgeous boho design. This rug measures: 12' x 15...

Apadana's Modern Moroccan Style wool custom rug. Custom sizes and colors made-to-order. Material: 80 Wool and 20 Cotton. Techniques: Hand-Loomed. Style: Moroccan. Lead time: Approx....

81078 Modern Boho Tonal Striped Moroccan Rug, 09'03 x 11'05. Step into a realm of modern enchantment with our hand knotted wool Modern Boho striped Moroccan rug, a masterpiece of design blending timeless allure with contemporary flair. Inspired by the free-spirited ethos of Modern Bohemian, this Moroccan area rug boasts muted tonal earth-tone stripes delicately overlaid with an inconspicuous lattice design. The melange border seamlessly blends into the composition without taking away from the overall design. Its captivating striped pattern, woven with meticulous care, draws the eye in, while the soft pile invites you to sink your toes into its luxurious embrace. Radiating understated elegance and modern charm, this Moroccan rug features soft earthy hues of tan, light green, and beige, forming a neutral color palette that effortlessly complements any space. With its serene simplicity and subtle yet captivating design, this woven wonder adds depth and intrigue to nearly any space, inviting you to embark on a journey of discovery and self-expression. Whether you're drawn to the relaxed Bohemian vibe, the serene simplicity of Scandinavian minimalism, or the transitional elegance that seamlessly blends traditional and contemporary elements, this Moroccan style rug effortlessly complements your vision. Its muted earth tones offer a soothing palette that harmonizes with a range of decor, while the subtle lattice pattern adds depth and intrigue to your space. Embrace coastal farmhouse...

Hand-knotted in silk and cotton, this 4x6 modern rug is from the Moroccan rug collection by Rug & Kilim. On the Design: Our Moroccans represent a new take on primitivist Berber s...