Cleona Silver 2' x 7' Runner Rug

This rug features a thick, lush pile designed to bring "softening balance" to modern interiors. While all high-pile rugs experience some compression in high-use zones, the durable synthetic yarns used in this Cleona rug are more resilient than natural fibers. To maintain its fluffy appearance, we recommend occasionally rotating the rug to ensure even wear and using a rug rake for a quick refresh of the pile.

To ensure safety and extend the life of your rug, we highly recommend using a non-slip rug pad underneath. This is especially important for a 2' x 7' runner in a transition area, as it prevents the rug from shifting on hard floors and provides an extra layer of cushioning that protects the backing from friction and wear.

For regular maintenance, we recommend vacuuming with a suction-only setting or a high-pile adjustment to prevent a beater bar from pulling at the lush fibers. Because this rug is made of polypropylene, it is naturally more resistant to stains and moisture than wool. For spills, our care guide suggests blotting immediately with a dry cloth and spot-cleaning with a mild detergent and cool water.

Yes. This runner is power-loomed from durable polypropylene, a synthetic fiber specifically engineered for its resilience in busy areas. Unlike some natural fibers that may wear down or shed, these power-loomed yarns are designed to withstand constant foot traffic while maintaining their plush texture and silver hue year after year.

This runner is an excellent option for pet owners because it is crafted from synthetic yarns rather than natural wool, which can trap odors more easily. Polypropylene is durable and easy to deep clean if accidents occur. Additionally, the solid pattern and silver color family help to naturally disguise pet hair between regular vacuuming sessions.

A 2' x 7' runner is a standard size that provides excellent coverage for narrow hallways, entryways, or even alongside a kitchen island. Based on professional design best practices, you should aim to leave a few inches of bare floor visible on either side of the rug to create a "border" effect. This ensures the runner looks intentional and prevents the hallway from feeling narrow or overcrowded.