Runner rugs are long, narrow rugs often placed in the hallway. These hallway rugs can also be used in open-plan living and dining rooms to create a visible floor division between the two areas. If you have a wooden floor in the kitchen, you may like to place a runner rug close to your preparation area to protect the floor. As you can see, runner rugs are versatile and work anywhere you want to soften or protect the floor underneath. I’ve selected my favourite rugs in black, white, grey and natural shades with geometric patterns. These runners will suit boho, Scandi, contemporary and minimalist interiors. You’ll love this collection if you adore geometric patterns or monochrome rugs.
My Favourite Runner Rugs
Lead Mood Board Image: Black and Off-White Cotton and Polyester Mix Block Print Runner, £95 from Cox and Cox
Monochrome Cotton and Jute Mix Dagny Runner (product code: 1629029), £95 from Cox and Cox
Mood Board Images Left to Right from Top to Bottom:
Black and Cream 100% Cotton Cross Design Runner (product code: BDHR0490ST73), £75 from Barker and Stonehouse
Black and White Geometric Pattern Woven Polyester Rug (product code: 3663602042013), £20 from B & Q
Natural Colour Soft Touch Polypropylene Parker Runner, £39 from Dunelm
Natural White and Black 100% Wool Faded Pattern Karwa Runner, £119-199 from Urbanara
Off White and Black Polypropylene Subtle Berber Style Pattern Freda Runner, £75 from Made.com UK
Grey and White Geometric Pattern Wool Linie Design Zelbio Runner, £299 from Heal’s
Beige and Black 100% Wool Lorena Canals Bereber Washable Runner Rug (product code: 8435392608947), £155 from Amara
You may be interested in reading about more Product Ideas and looking at pictures on my Pinterest Boards.
Runner Rugs Post Credits
Author: Homegirl London. Photographs are from the following online shops/websites: Cox and Cox, Barker and Stonehouse, B & Q, Dunelm, Urbanara, Made.com UK, Heal’s and Amara. If you are unhappy with me using one of your pictures, please contact me.
