Runner Area Rugs
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Spiral Medallion Grey 2 ft. x 7 ft. Runner Rug
by Home Decorators Collection
$3840
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Patchwork Multi 2 ft. x 7 ft. Medallion Runner Rug
by Home Decorators Collection
$4997
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Blooming Flowers Gray 2 ft. x 7 ft. Runner Rug
by Home Decorators Collection
$3392
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Hayley Multi 2 ft. x 8 ft. Geometric Runner Rug
by Home Decorators Collection
$3900
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Ottohome Collection Contemporary Bordered Design Brown 3 ft. x 10 ft. Non-Skid Runner Rug
by Ottomanson
$2963
/package $33.67
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Silk Road Red 2 ft. x 7 ft. Medallion Runner Rug
by Home Decorators Collection
$4900
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Mariah Aquamarine 2 ft. x 7 ft. Runner Rug
by Home Decorators Collection
$5397
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Old Treasures Gray 2 ft. x 7 ft. Runner Rug
by Home Decorators Collection
$3392
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Lucy Cream 2 ft. x 7 ft. Runner Rug
by Home Decorators Collection
$5497
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Caravan Medallion Multi 2 ft. x 8 ft. Rug Runner
by Mohawk Home
$3703
$46.29
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Gianna Indigo 2 ft. x 8 ft. Border Runner Rug
by Home Decorators Collection
$5332
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Jardin Collection Moroccan Trellis Design Natural Blue 3 ft. x 7 ft. Indoor/Outdoor Runner Rug
by Ottomanson
$1973
/package $25.30
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Runner Rugs
Add some style to your hallway while protecting your floor from wear and tear with a runner rug. Runner rugs – also referred to as rug runners, carpet runners and hall runners – help reduce noise, keep your feet warm during colder months and prevent slips and falls.
How to Choose the Right Rug
Hallways are one of the busiest areas of your home. You’ll want to choose a runner rug that not only protects your flooring but also adds a decorative accent to your home. Keep the following in mind to make the right selection:
• Rug Size. All hall rugs are rectangular and come in a variety of widths and lengths. The most common widths are 2 to 3 feet, while 6 to 14 feet are the standard lengths for rug runners. Look for a floor runner that’s approximately 8 to 10 inches narrower than your hallway to achieve a proper fit. As a rule of thumb, make sure there is about 4 to 5 inches of visible floor space on all sides of your rug. It’s fine to leave some extra floor space on either end of your runner if you have a longer hallway.
• Style. You’ll want to choose a hallway runner that complements your existing décor. If you’re seeking a subtle, understated look in your hallway, choose a solid-colored or striped rug to keep things simple. In hallways with a neutral color palette, opt for a runner that contains busy patterns or bright colors to add some spice. Oriental, paisley and geometric pattern rug runners work well in these types of spaces.
• Materials. Jute, sisal and wool rug runners provide the most durability, making them perfect for high-traffic hallways. Cotton rug runners also are a suitable option. If a member of your household is allergic to natural fibers or owns a dog or cat, it’s best to stick with a rug runner made from polypropylene, which is easy to clean and stain-resistant.
Rug Cleaning Tips
Ideally, you should vacuum your rug runner weekly. If your rug is situated in a high-traffic area, you might want to vacuum it twice a week. For a quick, easy cleanup consider a washable runner rug for hallways that you can toss in the washer and dryer.
How to Choose the Right Rug
Hallways are one of the busiest areas of your home. You’ll want to choose a runner rug that not only protects your flooring but also adds a decorative accent to your home. Keep the following in mind to make the right selection:
• Rug Size. All hall rugs are rectangular and come in a variety of widths and lengths. The most common widths are 2 to 3 feet, while 6 to 14 feet are the standard lengths for rug runners. Look for a floor runner that’s approximately 8 to 10 inches narrower than your hallway to achieve a proper fit. As a rule of thumb, make sure there is about 4 to 5 inches of visible floor space on all sides of your rug. It’s fine to leave some extra floor space on either end of your runner if you have a longer hallway.
• Style. You’ll want to choose a hallway runner that complements your existing décor. If you’re seeking a subtle, understated look in your hallway, choose a solid-colored or striped rug to keep things simple. In hallways with a neutral color palette, opt for a runner that contains busy patterns or bright colors to add some spice. Oriental, paisley and geometric pattern rug runners work well in these types of spaces.
• Materials. Jute, sisal and wool rug runners provide the most durability, making them perfect for high-traffic hallways. Cotton rug runners also are a suitable option. If a member of your household is allergic to natural fibers or owns a dog or cat, it’s best to stick with a rug runner made from polypropylene, which is easy to clean and stain-resistant.
Rug Cleaning Tips
Ideally, you should vacuum your rug runner weekly. If your rug is situated in a high-traffic area, you might want to vacuum it twice a week. For a quick, easy cleanup consider a washable runner rug for hallways that you can toss in the washer and dryer.