A home should speak
of where things come from.
Moroccan home decor is an interior tradition shaped over centuries in the medinas of Fez, Marrakech, Chefchaouen, and the Atlas Mountains — blending Berber, Arab, Andalusian, and sub-Saharan influences into a single, layered aesthetic.
It is characterised by rich saturated colour, hand-knotted textures, geometric arabesque patterns, and entirely artisanal construction. The result is an interior that feels simultaneously exotic and grounded — warm, layered, and unmistakably human.
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Sourced directly from Moroccan artisan workshops
Leather Poufs & Ottomans
Hand-stitched in the tanneries of Fez. Round, square, large, and tile-design — stuffed or unstuffed.
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Blankets & Throws
Woven on traditional looms. Chefchaouen blankets, sabra silk throws, and Handira wedding blankets.
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Pillows & Cushion Covers
Ethnic, pom pom, salon, sabra silk, and oversized formats. The fastest way to layer Moroccan character into any room.
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Moroccan Rugs
Hand-knotted and flat-woven by Berber weavers. Each rug is one-of-a-kind — no two are identical.
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Moroccan Lighting
Hand-pierced brass lanterns and pendant lights casting geometric shadow patterns across any room.
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Decorative Accessories
Teaware, tableware, trays, and decorative objects to complete the Moroccan interior.
Explore Collection"Every piece we carry has a city behind it, a craftsman behind it, and a technique that is centuries old. We are not selling objects — we are selling living heritage."Moroccan Corridor® — Founded in Morocco
The Craft Cities Behind Every Piece
Moroccan home decor is inseparable from the cities that produce it. Each medina specialises in distinct crafts, passed down through generations of master artisans — the maalems.
Fez
Leather · Tanneries · Poufs
Chefchaouen
Wool Weaving · Blankets · Throws
Marrakech
Brass · Zellige · Accessories
Atlas Mountains
Berber Rugs · Handira · Sabra SilkWhat Is Sabra
Cactus Silk?
Sabra silk — also called cactus silk or agave silk — is a natural fibre extracted from the leaves of the Agave sisalana plant, which grows abundantly across Morocco. Hand-spun and hand-dyed by Berber artisans, it produces a lustrous, semi-transparent fabric with a texture similar to silk but entirely plant-based and vegan.
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The Moroccan interior style is sometimes called Moroccan Bohemian or Moroccan Maximalism, though it encompasses a wide spectrum — from the austere minimalism of a Berber tent to the ornate luxury of a Marrakech riad. The unifying thread is handcrafted quality and layered texture.
The most common materials are vegetable-tanned leather (poufs, boxes), hand-spun wool (blankets, rugs, cushions), sabra cactus silk (cushions, throws), cedar wood (furniture, frames), brass (lanterns, trays, teapots), and zellige ceramic tile (tableware, decorative panels). All are natural, durable, and sustainably sourced.
Yes — authentic Moroccan home decor is entirely handmade. Every piece in the Moroccan Corridor® collection is produced by hand in a Moroccan artisan workshop, with no mass manufacturing involved. This is what gives each piece its unique character and slight natural variation.
Our pieces are made in Morocco — primarily in Fez (leather goods), Chefchaouen (woven blankets), Marrakech (decorative accessories), and the Atlas Mountain villages (Berber rugs and Handira blankets). We work directly with artisan cooperatives and family workshops.
Sabra silk (also called cactus silk or agave silk) is a natural fibre extracted from the leaves of the Agave sisalana plant, which grows abundantly in Morocco. It is hand-spun and hand-dyed by Berber artisans, producing a lustrous, semi-transparent fabric with a texture similar to silk but entirely plant-based and vegan. Browse our sabra silk collection.
Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild soap. Condition the leather every 6–12 months with a natural leather conditioner. Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve the dye. Unstuffed poufs can be flattened for storage or travel.
Yes. Moroccan Corridor® ships worldwide from Morocco. Most orders arrive within 7–14 business days. Poufs are available stuffed or unstuffed — the unstuffed option significantly reduces shipping cost and volume.