Support We all love the look of our homes, but unfortunately, this can come at a cost to your health. And by “cost” we mean the increased risk of injury. Runner rugs are often used as an alternative to carpets in houses with hard surfaces like tile or wood. Here are some runner rug options that you might want to consider for your home.
1.Sarrah Blue Quartz Rug
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Vintage style is back in vogue. This rug's bleached appearance is more than a century old. Waterproof, easy to wash, and stain-resistant.
2.Jonathan Adler Inkdrop Black & Ivory Rug
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This black and white carpeting has ink-inspired geometric stripes. This fabric is waterproof, stain-resistant, and machine washable.
3.Impasto Greyscale Rug
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A 17th-century painting method used thick layers of paint on a canvas. This monochromatic, abstract art-inspired rug boasts a range of neutral grey tones, making it perfect for any environment.
4.Jonathan Adler Op Art Teal Rug
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A piece of art that commands appreciation. This mid-century rug has linear designs in teal, mauve, coral, and terracotta. This fabric is waterproof, stain-resistant, and machine washable.
5.Verena Dark Wood Rug
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An old-world Persian pattern gets a modern farmhouse twist with the Verena Dark Wood Rug. Elaborate borders encircle tiny gem-like patterns that extend over a vast.
6.Kamran Coral Rug
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The Kamran Coral Rug is a must-have for any house with its brilliant colors and classic Persian design. This rug's elaborate border and large medallion remind me of Heriz rugs.
7.Moroccan Diamond Plush Rug
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Our Plush Moroccan Diamond Rug combines refined elegance with washable softness. This high-pile rug's black diamond pattern on white was inspired by Moroccan Berber carpet textures and weaving processes.
