Where should a long runner be placed?

These extended pieces suit narrow domestic spaces such as hallways, entrance corridors and gallery landings where linear floor coverage is required. Their elongated proportions bridge rooms while protecting high traffic wooden or tiled flooring from daily wear.

How do I care for an antique wool runner?

Regular gentle vacuuming without a rotating brush roll prevents dust accumulation within the wool pile. Professional specialist cleaning ensures the natural dyes and hand-spun fibres remain preserved over time.

What is the difference between a runner and a kelleh?

Runners feature narrow, extended proportions specifically suited to corridors and hallways. Kelleh formats provide greater width alongside long dimensions, functioning well in larger reception spaces.

How are regional styles identified?

Distinctive design motifs, border arrangements and palette choices point toward specific origins such as Heriz, Kurdish or Caucasian workshops. Structural characteristics including foundation materials and knotting density further confirm the geographic provenance of each piece.

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When choosing a navy blue long runner, you select a substantial floor covering designed for corridors, halls and galleries from nineteenth and early twentieth century workshops.