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2'6"x8' Runner Rug-Distressed Natural Fiber Ivy
$195This item qualifies for Free Parcel Shipping
Get the 2'6"x8' Runner Rug-Distressed Natural Fiber Ivy as soon as May 30 - Jun 03
2'7"x7'3"Rug-Colbourn Machine Washable Olive/Red
$99This item qualifies for Free Parcel Shipping
Get the 2'7"x7'3"Rug-Colbourn Machine Washable Olive/Red as soon as May 25 - May 29
2'6"x7'7" Rug-Magnolia Home James Ocean/Onyx By Joanna Gaines
$189This item qualifies for Free Parcel Shipping
Get the 2'6"x7'7" Rug-Magnolia Home James Ocean/Onyx By Joanna Gaines as soon as May 30 - Jun 03
2'6"x12' Rug-Global Black And White
$250This item qualifies for Free Parcel Shipping
Get the 2'6"x12' Rug-Global Black And White as soon as May 25 - May 29
2'6"x10' Rug-Global Black And White
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Runner Rugs Buying Guide
What are runner rugs?
Runner rugs are long, narrow rugs that are typically placed in hallways, entryways, or narrow spaces. They are designed to add style, warmth, and protection to these high-traffic areas. Runner rugs come in various sizes, patterns, and materials to suit different decor styles and preferences.How do I choose the right runner rug for my space?
When choosing a runner rug, consider the following factors:- Size: Measure the length and width of the area where you intend to place the runner rug. Choose a size that fits the space well, allowing enough room for the rug to extend beyond the furniture and provide adequate coverage.
- Style and pattern: Consider the overall style and aesthetic of your space. Select a runner rug that complements your decor and enhances the visual appeal. Choose from a wide range of patterns, such as traditional, contemporary, geometric, or floral, to suit your personal taste.
- Material: Runner rugs come in various materials, each with its own characteristics and advantages. Common materials include wool, synthetic fibers, cotton, jute, or sisal. Consider factors such as durability, softness, ease of maintenance, and suitability for your specific space.
- Color: Choose a color that harmonizes with your existing color palette or adds a pop of color to the area. Consider the practicality of the color, as lighter colors may require more frequent cleaning in high-traffic areas.
- Texture: Runner rugs with different textures can add visual interest and enhance the tactile experience in your space. Explore options such as plush, flatweave, or textured rugs to find the right balance between style and comfort.
Where can I find runner rugs?
You can find runner rugs at various places, including:- Home decor stores: Visit home decor stores that offer a selection of runner rugs in different styles and materials. These stores often have knowledgeable staff who can assist you in finding the right rug for your space.
- Online retailers: Explore online retailers that specialize in rugs. They provide a wide range of options and allow you to conveniently browse and compare different runner rugs from the comfort of your own home.
- Specialty rug stores: Rug stores specifically dedicated to selling rugs of all types and sizes often have a wide selection of runner rugs available. They offer expertise in rug materials, styles, and maintenance.
- Antique markets and estate sales: For unique and vintage runner rugs, visit antique markets or estate sales. These places can offer one-of-a-kind rugs that add character and history to your space.
