It’s time for this month’s roundup of Moroccan rugs I’m coveting — and honestly, there are some real standouts. I checked each one twice to make sure I couldn’t justify keeping any for myself, but that didn’t stop me from saving my favorites here. Tell me which one is your top pick in the comments!
1. Blue Bound Moroccan Rug (Above): I’ve rarely seen Moroccan rugs with this shade of blue as the main color. It’s luminous and unusual — a breathtaking choice for a nursery or a calm, color-forward living space.
2. Hot Pink and Blue Beni Ourain Moroccan Rug: This one is for the brave decorator. The hot pink paired with blue creates a punchy, modern contrast that would look incredible next to a tan leather sofa or woven rattan seating.
3. Purple Beni M’Guild Moroccan Rug: I don’t usually call myself a purple person, but this deep, rich hue is so striking. I picture it beneath a round dining table with an elegant chandelier overhead — dramatic and inviting.
4. Violet Beni M’Guild Moroccan Rug: This rug shows remarkable depth of color, with layers that fade in and out beneath a diamond motif. The subtle transitions make it a lovely candidate for a cozy bedroom or a layered living room arrangement.
5. Mustard Abstract Boujaad Moroccan Rug: Yellow tones aren’t common in many Moroccan pieces, so I had to include this one. The abstract design and the play between warm mustard shades add a sunny, modern edge to traditional weaving.
6. Mauve Boujaad Moroccan Rug: This might be my favorite. The pattern feels fresh and the color combination is flawless. I can picture it anchoring a lively living room — though I’m trying not to bring home another pink rug right now!
7. Peach + Neon Moroccan Runner: I’m tempted to widen my hallway just to fit this runner. The bright, playful colors are perfect for a transitional space — think entryway or long corridor that needs a joyful pop.
8. Geometric Beni Ourain Moroccan Rug: This one gave both of us the same reaction — it feels whimsical and a little nostalgic, like a vintage theme park print. I don’t usually gravitate toward bold geometrics, but I can’t stop imagining it in a playroom or a retro-inspired space.
So now I need to know — which of these eight rugs is your favorite?
How Do I Clean Moroccan Rugs?
If you want to keep vintage or handwoven rugs in great condition, professional care tips can make a big difference. Routine gentle vacuuming (without a beater bar), prompt spot cleaning with mild solutions, and periodic professional cleaning help preserve color and texture. For fragile or antique pieces, always consult a rug-care professional before attempting deep cleaning.
I curate one-of-a-kind vintage Moroccan rugs regularly, so if you’re hungry for more unique finds, I’ve shared additional hand-picked collections in previous volumes below.
Vol 1, Vol 2, Vol 3, Vol 4, Vol 5, Vol 6, Vol 7, Vol 8, Vol 9, Vol 10, Vol 11, Vol 12, Vol 13, Vol 14