Collection: Flatweaves – Mixed Kilims

Mixed Flat-Weave Kilims — Hybrid Weaves & Layered Texture

A curation of hybrid Amazigh textiles where classic kilim structures meet sumak wrapping, brocading, and weft-float accents. These mixed flat-weaves orchestrate diamonds, stepped lattices, and talismanic bands into lightweight cloth with tactile relief—editorial by design, durable by construction.

Expect reversible panels, stitched joins, and subtle abrash from artisanal dye lots—versatile pieces that read as art on the wall and layer effortlessly underfoot.

Handwoven across the Atlas, these mixed constructions pair cotton warps with resilient wool wefts—sometimes incorporating repurposed threads—yielding flat textiles with sculpted graphics and modern usability.

Key Attributes

  • Weave: Mixed flat-weave constructions (kilim + sumak/brocade/weft-float); some reversible; occasional tuft or pile accents.
  • Materials: Wool weft on cotton or wool warp; selective upcycled fibers; hand-twisted yarns.
  • Design Vocabulary: Diamond lattices, protective lozenges, talismanic guard bands, calibrated stripes, checkered fields, stepped geometry.
  • Palette: From earthy neutrals and ink blacks to saffron, pomegranate, and terracotta; living abrash from artisanal dye work.
  • Handle & Weight: Light to medium; excellent drape for walls and beds; resilient for low-to-moderate foot traffic.
  • Care: Vacuum on low with brush off; spot clean with wool-safe solution; professional wash recommended.

Layered Floors

Float over a neutral base rug to add pattern, relief, and editorial depth without bulk.

Walls & Headboards

Mount as textile art or upholster panels for a museum-grade focal point.

Beds & Sofas

Use as a breathable throw or daybed cover to introduce texture with minimal weight.

One-of-a-kind: Each textile is catalogued by Atelier des Atlas with lineage notes, structural details, and maker provenance where available.

Striped Moroccan kilim rug in neutral tones, placed in a sunlit room with large windows and indoor greenery.