Berber Stools made with Recycled Clothes

Hassock bench made of laurel wood woven using the Boucherouite (also called Boucharouette) technique. This method consists in braiding recycled fabrics or clothing. Berber women transform the old clothes into rag rugs used by poor populations of Morocco. Today they are popular thanks to their unique and vibrant weaving.

It seems ideal for a child’s room because of its small dimensions, but it can also be great to remove your shoes in the hallway or add a bohemian and funky touch to the living room.

Moroccan Bench with Unique Design and Colors

Its pleasant colors and patterns can add a touch of softness to your home. It can be used as a side table by your sofa or bed if you need somewhere to put your book, magazine, or phone. Not too heavy; you can quickly move it around where you need it. More information about Moroccan seats and how to add them to your life in our article about the beldi stool.

The laurel wood is hand polished and soft to the touch, light-colored, almost white.

Why I love it:

This stool has soft tones and adds cozy vibes to the place. I love it has been made with leftovers.

Dimensions : 24x12xh12 inches, 60x30xh30cm

This seat may have imperfections that guarantee its authenticity, like any handmade product.