Stormy Skies Blue 2'2 x 10' Rug

Synthetic rugs are ideal for coastal areas or humid climates because polypropylene fibers do not absorb moisture the way natural materials like cotton or wool do. This makes the rug naturally resistant to the mold and mildew issues that can occur in damp entryways. It is a practical, long-lasting option for homes that see a lot of moisture from rain or snow.

For high-traffic areas like entryways, hallways, or kitchens, 100% polypropylene is one of the most durable choices available. This synthetic fiber is specifically engineered to withstand heavy foot traffic while remaining resistant to moisture, mold, and mildew. It provides a resilient foundation that maintains its structural integrity and color even in the busiest parts of a home.

Yes, a polypropylene runner is an excellent lifestyle choice for pet owners. The tight synthetic weave is highly resistant to snagging from claws, and the material is non-absorbent, making it much easier to clean up after accidental messes compared to wool or jute. The multi-colored abstract design, featuring blues and red-oranges, is also effective at camouflaging pet hair and minor wear between cleanings.

Because this rug is constructed from polypropylene, it is naturally more resistant to stains and spills than natural fibers. For regular maintenance, we recommend frequent vacuuming to remove surface debris. For deeper cleaning or stubborn stains, our care guidelines recommend professional cleaning to preserve the life and vibrancy of the abstract pattern and fibers.

Safety is a primary concern with narrow rugs in walkways. To prevent the runner from sliding or curling at the corners, we strongly recommend using a high-quality, non-slip rug pad. Not only does this keep the rug securely anchored to prevent trips, but it also adds a layer of cushioning for comfort and protects your underlying hardwood or tile from potential scratches or friction wear.

Standard runner rugs typically range from 2 to 3 feet wide. For a 10-foot-long runner like this one, our design experts suggest leaving a consistent border of visible flooring on all sides to create visual definition. In a standard hallway, you should aim for a few inches of floor space between the rug and the baseboards to ensure the space feels open rather than cramped.