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White & cream handmade Berber rugs
Pure white, cream or ecru: our white Berber rugs often keep the natural colour of the sheep’s wool. Thick and luminous, they brighten a room, soften a tiled or concrete floor and suit every style, from Scandinavian to classic. Each rug is a hand-knotted one-off.
White, cream or ecru?
The purest white looks crisp and bright. Cream and ecru are warmer, keep the wool’s natural shade and are easier to pair with wood, linen and sand tones. For an even softer look, see our beige rugs too.
Mrirt or Beni Ouarain in white?
A white Mrirt rug is all about very thick, silky wool, often plain or with subtle patterns. The Beni Ouarain style is known for its ecru ground and dark geometric lines. Both are hand-knotted in natural wool; the choice mostly depends on the look you want.
Keeping a white rug bright
Vacuum regularly without a rotating brush, turn the rug from time to time and dab a stain straight away with a damp cloth, without rubbing. Avoid all-day direct sunlight and leave deep cleaning to a professional.
Frequently asked questions
Is a white Berber rug hard to look after?
Less than you might think: the lanolin in natural wool protects the fibre and dust vacuums out easily. It simply needs a little care in walkways and a quick reaction to stains.
Is the white of your rugs natural?
Many white, cream or ecru rugs keep the natural colour of the sheep’s wool, which explains the slight differences in shade from one rug to another.
Which room suits a white Berber rug?
A living room or bedroom, where it brings light and softness underfoot. In a busy hallway, a beige or brown shade is more practical.