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The Opera range
Same runner, 6 colors
The same runner in every colorway, so you can match it through the hallway, stairs and kitchen.
Opera Berber Hall Runner
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Opera Light Brown Hall RunnerFrom $22.00
Opera Light Grey Hall RunnerFrom $22.00
Opera Taupe Hall RunnerFrom $22.00
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Placement ideas
Where to lay your runner
Common hallway layouts, seen from above. We cut the runner to fit your hallway.
Narrow townhouse hallway
Start it just past the front door's swing and run it to the back of the hallway, so the door never catches the edge.
Hallway beside the stairs
Run it along the open side of the stairs, the line everyone walks from the front door to the kitchen.
Hall with furniture on one side
Shift it towards the open side so it follows your walking line, not the middle of the room.
Wide entryway
Center it on the front door with an even border of floor on each side, so it frames the space.
Upstairs landing
Run it the length of the landing past every bedroom door, to quieten footsteps at night.
L-shaped hallway, two runners
Give each leg its own runner with a small gap at the corner, so neither one overlaps the other.
Open-plan entrance
Lay it from the front door through the room, so it marks out a hallway where there's no wall.
Long apartment corridor
Order one runner the full length, up to 99ft, so there are no seams to trip over.
Hallway runner questions, answered
Will a hallway runner slip on hard floors?
It can on wood, laminate and vinyl, unless you add anti-slip. Check Add anti-slip underlay and we'll cut anti-slip underlay to match your runner size. That keeps it flat and reduces sliding. You can also browse our anti-slip hallway runners.
Can I get a custom length?
Yes. We cut every hallway runner to your chosen size. Choose your length and width and we'll take care of the rest.
How long should my hallway runner be?
Measure the hallway, then leave about 4 to 8in of floor showing at each end so doors can open over it. This is completely up to your preference and is just a recommendation.
How wide should my hallway runner be?
Measure the hallway from side to side. Leave 2 to 6in of floor showing on each side. 2ft to 2ft 7in wide is usually the sweet spot for most hallways. You can read more in our how to measure for a rug runner guide.
Can I put a hallway runner over existing carpet?
You can... but, expect the runner to shift on top of long or soft carpet piles. We recommend laying runners on hard floors with anti-slip underlay for the most secure placement.
Can I match my hallway runner to the stairs?
Yes. This hallway runner is also sold as a stair runner. You can find the matching stair runner on this page and browse from there. The stair runner is also custom cut to your chosen length.
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