a story told in form
the morocco collection
A journey through Morocco’s material, texture, and craft.
From sun-warmed terracotta to hand-carved walnut, the Morocco Collection honours the raw materials and timeworn techniques that define this region’s artistic legacy. Each release spotlights a distinct artisan group and medium—offering a tactile glimpse into the landscapes, stories, and slow processes that shape Morocco’s enduring design traditions.
Rooted in Tradition, Designed for Now
Honoring Moroccan craft heritage while seamlessly integrating into modern spaces.
A Material Language of Place
From camel wool and henna dye to walnut wood and polished tadelakt, the materials reflect Morocco’s landscapes, rituals, and regional identity—transformed into timeless forms for the modern home.
More Than Objects, Stories in Form
These are more than objects—they are narratives of resilience, community, and artistry. Each item carries the mark of its maker and the spirit of a region, inviting a deeper connection to how and where things are made.
The Tadelakt Potters of Marrakech
Carrying the same techniques once used in Morocco’s ancient hammams and palace walls, these burnished vessels are shaped with lime, pigment, and a river stone polish—reviving a centuries-old tradition in clay.
Lahcen’s Woodworks from Morocco
In a tucked-away medina workshop, Lahcen and his team transform Morocco’s storied hardwoods into fluid, functional forms—each piece hand-carved without molds, rich with the grain of place.
Weavers of the High Atlas
Woven in the mountains, dyed with the earth. These one-of-a-kind rugs are hand-spun, henna-dyed, and steeped in Amazigh tradition—crafted by a resilient collective of women artisans.