Runner rugs are built for hallways, entryways, staircases, and narrow spaces like galley kitchens — anywhere a room's length matters more than its width.
Most of this collection is power-loomed in polypropylene and polyester, and that is the right call for a hallway rather than a compromise: a corridor takes more feet per square foot than any other part of a house, and a dense low pile handles that better than anything else at the price. There are hand-knotted wool runners here too, for a staircase or an entry hall where the rug is genuinely on show. Filter by weave to separate the two.
You will find traditional patterns, which suit classic entryways and staircases, alongside modern geometric and solid-tone designs for contemporary homes.
For hallways, leave 3-6 inches of bare floor visible on each side of the runner, with a few inches of clearance at each end. Need a custom length? Our team can help — we also offer wall-to-wall carpet and custom stair runner installation for a continuous look up the staircase.
Shipping is a flat $25, and free on orders over $200. Returns are accepted within 15 days of delivery, with return shipping paid by the buyer. Visit our Aberdeen Township, NJ showroom to see widths and patterns in person, especially useful when matching an existing staircase or hallway.
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Taking Care of Your RugPadding, rotation, vacuuming and spills — the short list of habits that takes a rug from ten years to fifty.
