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Runner Rugs For Your Stairs And HallwaysRunner rugs are the second most frequent rug shape after your typical rectangle. A runner rug is used almost exclusively in the hallway and, mainly in the United States, on the stairway. A runner in the Middle East, however, can be used in a room as well as in the hallway. The custom of placing runners in rooms is hardly ever seen nowadays because modern rooms are much smaller than before. The days of the shag are revisited with Mohawk Select Area Rugs’ Urban Retreat Collection of rugs and carpet runners. The rugs come in four patterns and color combinations, with an extra soft hi-pile texture that makes this old look a contemporary style once more. If you’re looking for outdoor rugs, Couristan’s Recife Collection is specifically designed to match outdoor furnishings, and uniquely colored to make stone entryways and patios more appealing. Area rugs in the runner shape can now be found in almost every house. Runners Expand Market ShareRunners are becoming a feasible instrument to assist in increasing area rug sales, with traditional broadloom market share giving way to hard surface floor coverings and area rugs. The runner area rug has typically been manufactured in a very restricted assortment of designs and colors for decades. Karastan Rugs now offers 36 runner designs ranging from sisal to Oriental motifs. Merchants don’t do a very good job of endorsing runners, although each year the range is improving. However, at Rug Depot, carpet runners have become a key segment of annual income, although they were originally offered as secondary sales to area rugs. These rugs are also the fastest-growing section of the market for Louis de Portere. The company manufactures runners for 85% of its entire line.
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