Green Rug Runners

Green Runner Rugs

If you want to dress up your home and add a touch of class, a green runner rug might be exactly what your home needs. These soft beauties are versatile, inviting, and easy to decorate with.

Why A Green Runner Rug?

Interior decorators use green runner rugs in homes around the world. These elegant pieces fit with almost any decor if you adjust the style, material, and patterning correctly. They can even be used outside if you purchase an indoor/outdoor variety.

Below, we've listed some of the ways an interior decorator might use a green rug runner for your inspiration:

• A vintage green runner rug in a farmhouse kitchen, leading the way into the heart of the home, with the chakra color of the heart.
• A seafoam green runner rug down a hallway connecting bedrooms in a nautical-designed home with light decor.
• A forest green runner rug to add rich color in a bedroom or living room with warm lighting and complementing decor.

Many green rug runners have additional colors mixed in -- like orange, red, white, or grey -- to add life to the design. Matching these colors to your existing decor has a powerful impact that'll make your house seem masterfully designed.

A Closer Look At Green Runner Rugs

Interior decorators love using green in a home. It's a safe, earthy color that can go with almost any decor style because of its many shades, tints, and tones.

In Feng Shui and color psychology, green is associated with:

• Renewal
• Earthiness
• Fresh Energy
• New Beginnings
• Health
• Heart Chakra
• Vibrancy
• Wealth
• Plants
• Wood Element

Who doesn't want to bring health, vibrancy, and wealth into their homes? The potential of green is limitless, and it is a popular color in interior decor for a reason.

Is A Green Rug Runner Right For Me?

A green runner rug can fit almost any home. To be sure, try an online color picker tool to experiment with how your existing decor colors will look with different greens. Try different shades, tints, and tones, so you know what color of green to look for.

Next, you're ready to consider:

• Size. Measure your space carefully so you can pick a runner that's the right size. You want your rug's dimensions to be 1-2 feet smaller than your hallway or walkway. Too little space between the edge of the rug and the walls can make the area look cramped.
• Material. Runners are usually made from durable materials, but some withstand dirt and moisture more than others. If your rug will be in an area that deals with a lot of mud, water, or messes, look at the easiest-to-clean materials.
• Thickness. Most runners are thin, so they don't catch under doors and don't wear down with too much walking. You will, however, have different thicknesses to choose from. Consider traffic and door height before making your purchase.

Choosing The Perfect Green Runner Rug

Enter your size, material, and thickness preferences into the filters to help you find the right rug among the hundreds of options. And don't forget a quality pad to prevent slipping and add cushion.