Sisal Runner Rugs

Why Sisal Runner Rugs?

These sisal rug runners are as versatile as they are durable, and there’s something for every home.

Sisal is one of the most durable rug-making materials available, which is why it's perfect for runner rugs. Halls, entryways, and walking spaces see more traffic than any other area of the house, and the floor needs protection from soil and moisture. Unlike other rug materials, sisal can stand up to this and still look lovely after every cleaning.

The following ideas will give you insight into how a professional might use sisal rug runners in a home, and they might just inspire your next project:

• Sisal stair runner rugs are the perfect option for a busy household or a home with stairs at the entryway. With durability that can stand up even in crowded hotel lobbies, you can trust that your runner will keep your stairs safe while making your home look expertly designed.
• You might place a sisal runner mat in a busy kitchen that sees a lot of spills and staining. The mat will stand up to high traffic while adding an earthy, light tan to the room. This can brighten a space that doesn’t get much sunlight.
• You can use sisal jute runner rugs if you would like to exchange a bit of durability for added softness. Jute is softer than sisal and often blended with it to reduce the roughness that sisal has on its own.

A Closer Look At Sisal Rug Runners

When an interior decorator picks natural fiber rug runners for a home, they’re thinking about lasting durability and design. Not only do the color and texture help ground a space, but the rug won’t need to be replaced for years to come.

There's no point in a beautiful, expensive rug if your home is so busy that it becomes stained and worn in just a few years. But a robust sisal rug can serve even your home's entryway for decades if it's cared for properly.

Is A Sisal Runner Rug Right For Me?

Sisal comes in a light tan color, in most cases, which is an earthy neutral that can go with almost any palette or decorating style. So, if you love the idea of a durable rug that protects your home’s stairs, entryway, or halls, there’s no reason not to get a sisal runner rug!

Below, we’ve included some tips to help you find the right rug runner for your home:

• Size: You’ll want between 12 and 24 inches of space between the edges of your rug and the walls, so measure carefully.
• Color: Most sisal rugs will be tan, but you can use a color selector tool to choose trim colors and the décor around your rug for a professional effect.

Choosing The Perfect Sisal Rug Runners

Enter your size requirements in the filters and compare your favorite sisal runners to find one that will look great in your home. And remember to buy a rug pad to keep your purchase from sliding around!

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