They share the same name as a type of Berber rug we adore: Boucherouite. Boucherouite Berber rugs are characteristic of Moroccan craftsmanship. Their name means "fabric scraps," which is the most commonly used material for their weaving. Indeed, Boucherouite rugs are characterized by the use of recycled materials in their creation: fabric scraps, clothing, wool, and more. This colorful and original mix makes them true works of art and unique pieces, each one unique to the weaving process. It's the same manufacturing process that we find for these brightly colored stools, which will find their place in any room of your home: from your living room to your children's bedroom! Made from lemonwood or eucalyptus wood, depending on the model, their recycled fabric seats give them a captivating charm and make them truly one-of-a-kind. Berber baskets made in Northern Morocco to pair with a colorful Berber rug in your living room; Tamegroute ceramics in subtle shades of green to display on a shelf; decorative fans from Ghana to hang individually or in groups on your bedroom wall; and a collection of Berber cushions reminiscent of the Berber rugs you'll find in our shop: Beni Ouarain in black and white, vibrant Azilal , Boujaad, Boucherouite (if you opt for secondhand), or a selection of vintage Berber cushions. Questions about our approach? Our products? Our rugs? Don't hesitate to contact us.