There are variety of ways to utilise a runner in your space. While defined by their rectangular shape, our expert studio can tailor any existing runner to your exact needs. From brightening a tired hallway with Overlay, to personalising a kitchen with Axel or making a feature of your staircase with Climbing Leopard, our new collection of runners can accompany a range of distinctive styles.
Staircases, hallways, and narrow areas are the foundation of most spaces but are often perceived as daunting or a low priority during a project. Fortunately, runners provide a simple and versatile way to transform a space, be that through colour, size, material or style. There are a myriad of ways in which some of our design favourites, old and new, have been introduced into various spaces and magically altered the interior, discover inspiration and our size and fitting guide below:
Three ways to style a runner:
Hallways: In a hallway, it is often best to order a custom length runner to fit the space so there is a precise start and finish point. A hallway runner will reduce the wear and tear of your floor, while also adding elements of warmth, dimensions and colour.
Stairs: The construction and style of stairs vary greatly, so with this in mind we approach each project individually.
Bedroom: Bedside runners are another solution in a bedroom. If you opt for a pair of rugs, make sure they are at least as wide as the bedside tables and as long as the bed.
Discover our new runners and introduce design favourites to your space.
Carnival Runner
Feather Marble Maroon Runner
Poplar Runner
