Multi Arlington Runner Rug
Light Brown Angelica Runner Rug
Navy Blue Lennon Runner Rug
Blue Multi Lattice Frieze Runner Rug
Rust Red Hand Tweed Braided Jute Runner Rug
Navy Blue Hand Woven Lana New Zealand Wool Runner Rug
Cream Sydney Runner Rug
Denim blue Hand Woven Chindi Trellis Runner Rug
Blue Washable Carnevale Runner Rug
Gray Hand Braided Jute Runner Rug
Multi Lotus Runner Rug
Aqua Arlington Runner Rug
Green Washable El Paso Runner Rug
Navy Blue Arlington Runner Rug
Harbor Blue Eco Trellis Runner Rug
Ash Gray Jill Zarin Shaggy Chic Runner Rug
Blue Arlington Runner Rug
Blue Paragon Runner Rug
Snow White Nepal Runner Rug
Aqua Paxon Trellis Runner Rug
Gray Ivory Washable Yara Runner Rug
Navy Blue Heris Runner Rug
Multi Washable Botanical Indoor / Outdoor Runner Rug
Navy Blue Lennon Runner Rug
Pink and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Runner Rug
Blue Lattice Trellis Runner Rug
Blue Lattice Trellis Runner Rug
Jill Zarin Navy Blue Uptown Fifth Avenue Runner Rug
Aqua and Blue Paragon Runner Rug
Hallway Rugs
Every hallway deserves a beautiful rug. Because these narrow passages offer few opportunities for furniture or décor, a rug or runner is often one of the only ways you can decorate a hall. And as one of the highest-traffic areas in your home, hallway floors experience a fair amount of abuse. That's why hallway rugs are essential not only for decoration but also to protect your floors for years to come.
Runners are the most common type of rug bought for hallways. Typically measuring between 2 and 3 feet wide and 4 to 12 feet in length, runners will bring an instant pop of color and texture to the entire hall they're unrolled in. Choose a bright red or blue hallway rug to liven up the space, or a black runner rug in a traditional pattern to add some elegance.
At Rugs.com, we have thousands of rugs in hundreds of styles, including runners for every décor. Whether you are looking for a contemporary runner rug for a modern farmhouse or something more traditional, you'll find the perfect runner for your home at Rugs.com.
