Vintage Moroccan Brown Kilim Rug 70540

$4,600.00

Size: 4 ft 8 in x 6 ft 4 in (1.42 m x 1.93 m)

Origin: Morocco Rugs

Style: Moroccan Rugs

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Beautiful Vintage Moroccan Brown Kilim Rug, Country of Origin: Morocco, Circa Date: Mid 20th Century – The gorgeous earthy brown of this Moroccan rug is the perfect addition to your nature-inspired room. This rug was created during the mid-20th century when they became iconic pieces of midcentury décor. Designers such a Le Corbusier and Ray Eames used these authentic tribal creations as the foundation for their furniture collections made of Lucite, steel, glass, plastic. Now, we still love them just as much, and they are once again gracing our rooms with their plush feel and beautiful designs.

These classic rugs were created by the Berber tribes of Morocco, who live in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. They live a nomadic life, much like the traditional life that their ancestors have led for thousands of years. They raise the sheep to create these primitive pieces, etching out their existence in a harsh environment that encourages the production of wool that is both soft and strong. It also has a sheen that catches the natural light in the room. The pile of the rugs is allowed to remain long, giving them a luxuriously cushiony feel underfoot.

This rug has a primitive feel that would make the perfect foundation for a Bohemian-style room. It would also be the perfect piece for a retro room that features midcentury furniture with open spaces underneath. The rug has subtle color transitions that give it a natural, grounded feel. This rug would be perfect in a room with natural wood furniture and an abundance of indoor plants.

This rug has a relaxed feel, and its design is versatile enough for a range of contemporary styles. Authentic Berber rugs have held a special place among collectors and rug connoisseurs for many decades. Now, they are more popular than ever. They now grace the pages of recent interior design magazines and popular blogs, and they only seem to be growing in popularity. With magnificent examples such as this one, it is easy to understand why this is so.