Konvarne Traditional Low Pile Pure Wool Runner Rug - Beige

Konvarne is a traditional runner rug in warm beige, framed by a cream border and picked out in soft green leaves and scrolling detail around two oval floral motifs. The design has a textured look, each flower and scroll outlined so it stands clear of the beige ground, and that gives the pattern real depth when light falls across it. This is a low pile rug of 100% wool, hand tufted, and the wool gives the pile a natural softness and warmth underfoot. It comes in one size, a 67 by 210cm runner.

At 67cm wide and 210cm long, this runner is made for the long, narrow parts of a home: a hallway, a landing, or the floor alongside a bed where a full sized rug would crowd the room. Along a hallway it softens the walk between rooms and breaks up a run of bare boards, making the space feel more homely. The traditional floral design suits a period house with panelled doors and picture rails, yet the muted palette settles just as happily into a plainer modern scheme. Wool also brings warmth to a cold floor through the winter, a real gain in a draughty hall where you pause to take off your coat.

Hand tufted wool gives this runner a 1cm pile and a total thickness of 1.5cm, so check the gap under any door that opens across the hallway before you order. Care is straightforward: spot clean only, vacuum on a low suction setting without the beater bar, and never brush or scrub the pile. Some shedding is natural in a new wool rug, and if a strand works loose, trim it with scissors rather than pulling the yarn. Keep it dry and never fold it. Measure your hallway or landing first, and on a smooth wooden or tiled floor lay an underlay beneath it, which helps keep the runner in place.

Will a 67 by 210cm runner suit my hallway?

Measure the width of your hallway and aim to leave a strip of bare floor showing on both sides, so the cream border frames the runner neatly instead of running up against the skirting boards.

Which floors does the beige colour suit?

The beige ground and cream border are warm neutrals, so the runner sits happily on oak, walnut or painted boards, while the soft green leaves help it sit comfortably on a cooler stone or grey tiled floor.

Can I use this runner in a kitchen or bathroom?

We would keep it out of a bathroom and away from anywhere the floor gets wet, because the maker advises against using it on a damp or wet surface. A dry hallway, landing or bedroom suits it best.

Is this wool runner a good choice for a busy hallway?

The maker describes this rug as long lasting, and its hand tufted pile of pure wool gives a soft, warm walk along a hallway that sees plenty of daily traffic.