Cleona Maroon 2' x 7' Runner Rug

Maintenance for this synthetic fiber rug is straightforward. Based on our material care expertise, we recommend regular vacuuming to keep the thick pile lifted and free of debris. For spills, polypropylene is highly resilient; you can spot-clean with a mild detergent and cool water or use a steam cleaner for a deeper refresh. Always blot rather than rub to preserve the integrity of the shag texture.

For a 2' x 7' runner, our design experts recommend leaving a few inches of your flooring visible on all sides to provide visual definition and make the space feel larger. In a standard hallway, centering the rug helps guide movement through the home. This specific length is also ideal for placement alongside a kitchen island or at the foot of a bed to add a layer of softening balance to clean-lined furniture.

Polypropylene is an ideal material for varied climates because it is moisture-resistant and less prone to the mildew issues that can affect natural fibers. In humid or rainy regions, this synthetic runner will stay bright and beautiful year after year, as the fibers do not absorb water easily and dry much faster than wool or cotton alternatives.

Yes, this runner is specifically engineered for durability in busy areas. Power-loomed from high-quality synthetic polypropylene yarns, the fibers are inherently resistant to wear and staining. This construction ensures the lush pile maintains its "west coast" aesthetic and soft texture even in the most frequented paths of your home.

This rug is an excellent choice for active households. The deep maroon color is strategically effective at disguising common dirt and foot traffic marks that occur in an entryway. Additionally, because it is crafted from durable synthetic yarns, it offers the posh look of a luxury shag while providing the stain resistance necessary for homes with children or pets.

To ensure maximum safety and comfort, we highly recommend pairing this runner with a non-slip rug pad, especially on smooth surfaces like hardwood, tile, or laminate. A rug pad prevents the runner from sliding, reduces the risk of trips in high-traffic entryways, and provides an extra layer of cushioning that protects both the rug’s backing and your home’s flooring.