Rug layering is becoming more and more popular, allowing people the chance to play around with multiple textures, colours, and patterns at once. There’s an art to doing this properly, though.

There are a million Moroccan Berber knockoffs but — like the Amazon coat before it — one particular brand and pattern is winning.

A Berber-made boucherouite rug in the show at Cavin-Morris. Cavin-Morris Gallery The style developed fairly recently, a result of socio-economic changes.

Simple, neutral berber carpet is probably the cheapest way to go. Just like area rugs, the more patterns and details, the more money it will cost. It’s the same thing with Berber carpeting.

Berber rugs have been hand woven by the women of the Beni Ouarain tribe for more than 1,000 years. Still an enduring style classic, here’s a selection of our favourites from high-street ...

The weaving practice itself is steeped in tradition, but the design process is, too; most of the rugs created by Berber artisans are designed to serve a belief-based purpose, Solomon explains.

Patterned Berbers are multi-level-loop as well as cut-and-loop styles. Berber styles are available in pastels and dark tones as well as naturals. Berber rugs are very popular as area rugs and come in ...

Each rug in this exquisite collection is meticulously handcrafted by skilled Berber weavers using techniques passed down through generations. The intricate patterns and timeless motifs not only ...