Where should I place a narrow persian hall runner?

These pieces fit naturally along entrance hallways, long corridors, and bridging landings between rooms. Their elongated dimensions protect high-traffic wooden floors while adding pattern to transitional spaces.

How do I measure for a long runner?

Measure the clear floor space of your corridor, leaving a consistent border of exposed wood or tile on all sides. Account for door clearance to ensure the pile thickness allows doors to swing freely overhead.

Are these runners made of pure wool?

The pile is predominantly woven from wool, occasionally supplemented by natural camel hair. Foundation warps and wefts generally utilise cotton to provide structural tension along the length.

How do I identify a Kurdish runner?

Kurdish pieces typically display robust geometric designs, saturated red and blue tones, and tribal figures. Their construction tends to be heavy and resilient, reflecting the traditional weaving practices of northwestern regions.