Runner Rugs for Foyer Areas

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Runner rugs are the perfect way to bring comfort and warmth to hard flooring areas that tend to feel cold. They are the ideal size and shape for traversing long tight pieces of uncovered floor and they can also help balance the hard lines regularly seen in kitchens.

Runners are a quick and easy way to transform those narrow spaces in your home that you just don’t know what to do with!
Hallways

Narrow hallways and flights of stairs benefit from the added comfort and style of a carpet runner. Narrow rugs like these are also a great way to protect flooring in high-traffic areas of your home. Select a low-pile rug for durability, or opt for jute or recycled cotton for an eco-friendly and stylish option.

Add traction and warmth to your long hallways or bedrooms with a jute or neutral runner rug, or choose a bold blue or black option to elevate the style of your space. You can even choose a nonslip runner rug or use a runner pad to increase safety and stability on slippery floors.

We’ve all seen the scene in movies where a glamorous main character waltzes down a flight of stairs in a gorgeous gown, complemented by a lush carpet runner that perfectly matches their attire. Now, you can add this touch of opulence to your own living rooms and foyers with a stair carpet runner from Rugs USA.
Foyers

A foyer is a space that serves as an entryway to the rest of a home. It’s similar to an entrance hall or vestibule but is often larger and can include a table, chairs, and other decor items. Many homes with foyers also have storage areas for shoes and coats. Foyers may have windows, and curtains can add style and manage light in these spaces.

Although foyers have slipped out of favor, they can add a formal touch to your home’s design. They are often used to receive guests, welcome them inside, and take their coats. Some feature decorative elements, like artwork or sculptures. They can be a great place to display family portraits or a large vase of flowers. Foyers typically have a table or bench where guests can set down their things, and the space can be decorated with a runner rug, lamps, and other decor items. Foyers may even have a window that frames the door or is nearby.