Mulmeda Blue 2' x 6' Runner Rug

This rug is specifically designed to bridge the gap between contemporary farmhouse and updated oriental styles. The deep, bold colors and revitalized traditional pattern make it a versatile accent piece that can anchor a rustic wooden bench in a foyer or add a sophisticated touch to a transitional living room layout.

To keep your rug looking vibrant, we recommend regular vacuuming to remove surface debris. Based on our material care expertise, spot cleaning with a mild detergent and water is the best method for treating spills; however, this rug should never be placed in a washing machine. For households in humid or coastal climates like Florida or Texas, polypropylene's natural resistance to moisture and mildew makes it a particularly low-maintenance choice for entryways.

Polypropylene is a highly durable synthetic fiber known for its exceptional resistance to stains and wear, making it an ideal material for busy hallways and entryways. This runner is meticulously power-loomed with 100% polypropylene to ensure it stands the test of time, providing a practical yet stylish solution for households with high foot traffic.

Yes, the low-pile construction of this rug—measuring just under half an inch in height—is specifically designed for easy maintenance in busy households. Low-pile rugs are less likely to trap pet hair, dirt, and allergens compared to high-pile options, and the tight weave of power-loomed polypropylene makes it resistant to snags from claws. Additionally, its slim profile ensures it won't get caught under most swinging doors.

When placing a runner in a hallway, a standard design rule is to leave approximately 18 inches of bare floor between the edges of the rug and the walls to create a balanced, framed look. For smaller or narrower spaces, like an apartment galley kitchen or a compact entryway, this 2' x 6' size provides a focused pop of color and comfort without overwhelming the floor area.

While this rug features a durable power-loomed backing, we highly recommend using a non-slip rug pad underneath. A pad not only prevents the runner from shifting or bunching on smooth surfaces like hardwood, laminate, or tile—reducing tripping hazards—but also provides an extra layer of cushioning and protects both the rug and your flooring from long-term wear.