Our rugs

For the past two decades, Secret Berbère has been building up an unrivalled collection of authentic antique rugs, the largest of its kind in the world. By scouring the most remote corners and forgotten markets, we have gathered these works of art without any intermediaries, guaranteeing their authenticity and direct provenance.

Each piece in our collection is the culmination of a rigorous selection process, evaluated for its exceptional aesthetics and impeccable state of preservation. We ensure that all our rugs are not only visually splendid, but also preserved in the best possible conditions.

Before they reach your home, each rug is carefully washed, expertly restored and treated to ensure it is pest-free. We invite you to discover unique pieces that tell a story, woven with care and preserved with passion by Secret Berbère.

  • Berber Beni Ouarain rug

    Beni Ouarain rugs are traditional Moroccan rugs woven by the Berber tribes of the Middle Atlas Mountains, particularly those of the Beni Ouarain region, from which they take their name. These carpets are famous for their simplicity and elegance, which blend perfectly into modern and contemporary interiors. They are traditionally made from pure, undyed wool, giving them a predominantly white or cream base color. The wool used is generally thick, making the rugs soft and comfortable underfoot. They are also very durable, suitable for everyday use. Beni Ouarain rugs are appreciated not only for their beauty, but also for their ability to add a timeless design element to interior spaces.

  • Berbere Azilal rugs

    Azilal carpets, from the mountainous Azilal region of Morocco, are another fascinating expression of Berber carpet art. Hand-woven by Berber tribes, they have distinct characteristics that make them unique. Azilal carpets incorporate a vibrant range of colors obtained through synthetic dyes. Their patterns are generally more complex and abstract, including geometric shapes, zigzag lines, and symbolic representations of nature, animals or daily life. With their colorful flair and bold patterns, Azilal rugs are particularly popular in modern and bohemian settings. They add a touch of originality and warmth to any room, whether on their own or in juxtaposition with other rugs.

  • Berber Boujaad rugs

    Boujaad carpets are Berber rugs from the Haouz region, near the town of Boujaad in Morocco. They are renowned for their distinctive character and warm color palette, with shades of red, pink, orange and brown obtained from natural or synthetic dyes. These colors can vary over time, adding to their charm and uniqueness. Boujaad carpet designs often include geometric elements and Berber symbols, which can include representations of fertility, nature and aspects of daily life. Designs can be both abstract and figurative, and are often asymmetrical, reflecting the weaver's personal expression. Their rustic allure and warm colors make them particularly well-suited to decors that seek to create a welcoming, comfortable ambience, such as rustic, bohemian or traditional styles.

  • Berber Zayane Rugs

    Zayane rugs, also known as Zayan carpets, originate from the Khénifra region in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco. Woven by the Zayane Berber tribes, these carpets are renowned for their colorful, intricate patterns. Zayane rugs are distinguished by their bold use of bright colors. They often incorporate reds, blues, greens and oranges. The patterns on these rugs are generally more elaborate than those found in other styles of Berber rugs. They may include geometric patterns, representations of animal figures, protective symbols and other traditional motifs that often have cultural or spiritual significance. With their bold patterns and bright colors, Zayane rugs are often used in contemporary interiors as statement pieces that add texture and energy to the space.

  • Berber Beni M'Guild rugs

    Beni M'Guild rugs are among the most prized Berber rugs, originating in the Western Atlas region of Morocco, specifically from the Beni M'Guild tribe. Beni M'Guild rugs are renowned for their intense hues and deep colorations, ranging from deep reds to purples, blues and browns. Like many Berber rugs, Beni M'Guild rugs feature geometric patterns that include lozenges, chevrons and squares. These motifs are often repetitive and can be interpreted as traditional symbols with specific cultural meanings. Beni M'Guild rugs are often plain with stripes, due to the changing tonality of the wool dyes. Beni M'Guild rugs are therefore highly appreciated not only for their aesthetic beauty, but also for their functionality, their adaptability to diverse environments and their ability to incorporate historical and cultural richness into contemporary spaces.

  • Berber Boucherouite recycle rugs

    Boucherouite (or Boucharouite) carpets are unique Moroccan rugs distinguished by their manufacturing method and colorful aesthetic. These are rugs woven from recycled fabric scraps, such as cotton, polyester, wool, and sometimes even synthetic fibers. These rugs are made using leftover fabrics, making them outstanding examples of creative recycling. Artisans use these reclaimed materials to create highly decorative, eco-friendly rugs. Thanks to the use of various recycled materials, Boucherouite rugs are extremely colorful and feature a multitude of textures. Their bright colors and irregular patterns make them visually captivating and perfect for adding a touch of color to any interior. Although they don't follow traditional Berber rug patterns, Boucherouite rugs are often adorned with abstract and geometric motifs that are improvised by the weavers. Each rug is therefore a unique work of art, reflecting the craftsman's personal creativity. Boucherouite rugs can be used in a variety of decorative contexts. Their eclectic style suits modern interiors as well as more traditional settings. They are often used as floor rugs, but can also be used as wall hangings or furniture covers to add an artistic touch.

  • Ait Bou Ichaouen Rugs

    Talsint carpets are Berber rugs woven by the Aït Bou Ichaouen tribes in the Talsint region of northeastern Morocco. These carpets are less well known than other types of Moroccan rugs such as Beni Ouarain or Azilal, but they are highly appreciated by connoisseurs for their exceptional quality and unique designs. Talsint carpets are distinguished by their use of brilliant colors and intricate patterns. Colors can include shades of red, blue, yellow and green. Patterns are generally geometric and may include traditional Berber symbols that have cultural and spiritual meanings. Talsint rugs are textile works of art that combine visual beauty, cultural significance and exquisite craftsmanship, making them highly sought-after by collectors and interior design enthusiasts around the world.

  • The Masterpieces

    A collection of exceptional rugs, both for the high quality of their manufacture and the originality of their designs. One-of-a-kind pieces for your unique decor. Masterpieces that belong in museums.

  • Our collection

    We are proud to present the exceptional Secret Berbère collection of Berber rugs. The fruit of over 18 years of research and discovery, this collection represents a unique treasure trove of authenticity and tradition. With one of the world's largest assortments, SECRET BERBÈRE offers unrivalled diversity and quality. Each carpet in our collection is a unique piece, bearing witness to the art and history of the Berber people. These rugs are not just decorative objects; they are works of art steeped in history and meaning, hand-woven by craftsmen whose skills have been passed down from generation to generation. We know that the rug of your dreams is a unique piece that must resonate with your space and your style. That's why our website only shows a small part of our extensive collection. We encourage you to contact us directly if you can't find the perfect rug online. Our team is on hand to help you discover the one that will capture your heart and beautify your space.