Where do I place a runner?

These narrow carpets suit corridors, hallways, and entryways where linear floor space requires visual warmth and physical cushioning underfoot. They also function effectively in long landings and alongside large furniture pieces in spacious rooms.

How do I measure for a runner?

Measure the length and width of your hallway floor while leaving an even border of exposed timber or stone visible around the edges. Account for door clearance to ensure the pile thickness does not obstruct doors swinging open along the corridor.

Are these runners durable?

Constructed with hand-knotted wool pile on sturdy foundations, these traditional carpets were built to endure generations of heavy foot traffic in busy family homes. Regular use tends to settle the wool pile rather than weaken the underlying structural weave.

How do I care for wool runners?

Vacuum the surface gently using suction without a rotating brush roll to prevent snagging the hand-knotted pile. Rotate the runner periodically to ensure even exposure to foot traffic and sunlight over the years.