The Museum Transitional Charcoal collection is an impressive display of cultural artistry. Its grand floral centre is bordered by lotuses and palmettes on a dark grey background, with a faded white stroke tone. This stunning piece of art is guaranteed to be a focal point in any setting. It is power-loomed and woven to ensure durability and toughness, without sacrificing comfort and luxury. Homeowners can rest assured that they will receive a high-quality product with a 100% guarantee.

Hall Runner Rugs

Hall runner rugs are elongated floor coverings designed specifically for narrow spaces like hallways and entryways. Typically, these rugs have a rectangular shape and come in various lengths to suit the dimensions of a hallway. Hall runner rugs serve both functional and aesthetic purposes, protecting high-traffic areas from wear while adding style to transitional spaces.

Crafted from materials such as wool, synthetic fibers, or blends, these rugs offer durability and easy maintenance. The design options are diverse, ranging from traditional patterns to modern styles, allowing homeowners to enhance their hallway decor. Proper sizing is crucial for hall runners, ensuring a proportional fit and preventing tripping hazards. Considerations for grip or non-slip features contribute to safety.

In addition to their decorative role, hall runners also absorb sound, reducing echo in narrow corridors. Regular vacuuming and occasional cleaning maintain the appearance and longevity of these practical and visually appealing floor coverings.

Specifications:

Material: Polypropylene

Construction: Power Loomed

Pile Height: 10mm

Origin: Turkey

Please note, that rug images are taken in a studio environment, please allow for colour variations depending on your monitor settings and the lighting environment in your home. Always follow the care instructions on the label of your rug. Rotate your rug every 3-6 months to reduce uneven wear & tear. Lightly vacuum once or twice a week using the lightest possible setting. Avoid powerful vacuums that may pull fibres loose from the base of the rug. Vacuum the base of your rug occasionally, as dirt can accumulate here as well. Blot spills with a paper towel or colourless cloth, do not wipe or scrub, and spot clean with a small amount of gentle detergent and warm water. For further cleaning tips, please contact your rug cleaning professional