Diamond Trellis Moroccan Rug 8x10 ft · 244 x 305 cm
A Berber-inspired diamond trellis pattern in high-pile wool, in a cream and charcoal colorway. One of the most consistently searched rug styles among buyers in the US and Europe.
8x10 ft: The standard living room and bedroom size, big enough to sit under a sofa and coffee table with room to spare.
Shown in a 16 x 12 ft room, rug 244 x 305 cm.
Yarn punched through a cloth backing with a tufting gun, then sheared and finished by hand.
Faster turnaround and a lower price point than hand-knotted.
Well suited to custom artwork, logos, and carved pile effects.
Made to order · custom size and colorway · private label available
Specifications
Construction
Hand Tufted
Material
Wool
Shape
Rectangle
Category
Moroccan Style Rugs
Suited for
Living Room, Bedroom
Size
8x10 ft (244 x 305 cm)
Sizes
5x8 ft, 6x9 ft, 8x10 ft, 9x12 ft, Custom Size
Origin
Handmade in India
Order type
Made to order · wholesale & private label
About this design
A Berber-inspired diamond trellis pattern in high-pile wool, in a cream and charcoal colorway. One of the most consistently searched rug styles among buyers in the US and Europe.
Made to order for your assortment
Size, color, and pattern for the Diamond Trellis Moroccan Rug are adjusted per order. Send a reference image, swatch, or an existing design you sell, and we will prepare a sample for approval before bulk production. Private label and white-label programs are supported.
FAQs: Diamond Trellis Moroccan Rug
Can the size and color be customized?+
Yes. Standard sizes are listed on the page and any custom size or colorway can be produced to order.
Can I order a sample first?+
Yes. Request a quote and we will confirm sample pricing and timing before you commit to bulk.
Do you ship to the US and Europe?+
Yes. We handle direct export, including commercial invoices, packing lists, and customs documentation.
What is the minimum order quantity?+
It depends on construction and size. Tell us the quantity you have in mind and we will confirm what works.
