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  • creating cosy and conscious homes

    hand crafted rugs and objects

  • creating cosy and conscious homes

    hand crafted rugs and objects

  • creating cosy and conscious homes

    hand crafted rugs and objects

  • creating cosy and conscious homes

    hand crafted rugs and objects

Rooted in Morocco’s overwhelming High Atlas, we care for our surroundings. YKON interiors offers hand crafted rugs and cushions. Ethically made by women’s cooperatives with locally sourced sheep wool. Dyed with organic materials and sources from earth. Let’s create a cosy and conscious home!

Introducing our Beldi Collection

Beldi is a Moroccan word meaning traditional, rural and natural. It conveys the sense of purity and authenticity that we aimed for with this collection. It’s meant to add warmth, comfort and softness to your favourite places.

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Design your Own Rug

Looking for a custom made rug in different sizing or colouring than the ones in our shop? We are here to make that happen! Design a rug that fits your interior perfectly and is made especially for you.

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Beldi cushion #01

€100,00

Azrou rug #01

€920,00

Beldi floor cushion

€275,00

Aït Bouali rug #07

€815,00

Kilim cushion #03

€75,00
Sold out, available for pre-order

Aït Bouali rug #02

€815,00
Sold out, available for pre-order
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Dyed with organic materials and sources

The wool is where possible dyed with plants, flowers, roots and minerals. The tones obtained from these natural dyes are never completely uniform. But definitely chemical free.

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Ethically hand crafted by women’s cooperatives

Your new item is made by women’s cooperatives in the Moroccan Atlas Mountains. We sell directly from the cooperative to you. A better income for the women and affordable products.

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Made from locally sourced sheep wool

We use 100% raw sheep’s wool, a naturally sustainable material. Sourced from local herds and washed in river water. The clean fibres are hand-spun with a spindle into a string. 

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Dar Isselday

Tisseldeï, Marokko

Right after the Tizi n Tichka pass, on the road from Marrakech to Ouarzazate, you’ll find the renovated Berber house Dar Isselday owned by Kamal and Fatima Yakoubi. This charming guesthouse is a modern interpretation of ancient Morocco. The traditional architectural elements were maintained during the renovation. Upon entering the guesthouse, one immediately feels a…

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Food, Home, Traditions

Moroccan mint tea (nana)

Antwerp, Belgium

The merry sweet Moroccan mint tea is well known to most people. In Morocco you will be offered  a cup as soon as you enter a place. You can order it on each terrace for about 10 dirham. Approximately twenty sugar lumps go into a large pot. Oops. Almost everybody starts their day with mint…

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