A tribute to one of the world's oldest and most captivating cultures. The Berber collection pays homage to the Amazigh — the indigenous people of North Africa known as the "free people" — whose creativity, resilience and extraordinary visual language has fascinated designers and artists for centuries, among them Yves Saint Laurent, who credited Marrakech with giving him colour.
Coordonné's design team drew inspiration from the rich symbolism of Berber tribes — their geometric carpet patterns, henna art, pottery, and the landscapes of the Rif mountains, Saharan desert and oasis villages — translating that heritage into eleven designs spanning bold geometric repeats, sweeping murals and finely textured plains. Sandy terracottas, ochres and desert tones run alongside the deep greens of palm oases and the dark blues of the night sky above the Sahara. Available on both non-woven and Coordonné's distinctive bamboo-effect finish, which gives each design a warm, natural texture that feels entirely in keeping with the source material. Produced in Barcelona.
