Orange Rug Runners

Orange Runner Rugs

Is an orange runner rug what your hallway needs to be complete? Or maybe it's what your entryway is begging for? Regardless, we have just the thing.

Why An Orange Runner Rug?

An orange runner rug has the power to transform hallways, entryways, kitchens, and living rooms, bringing bright and confident color to any space. Interior decorators use these beauties in homes of all styles around the globe.

Though novice decorators often fear intense colors like orange, these rugs look great with colors like red, yellow, tan, grey, white, and brown. With the right decor style, they're easy to use.

The following ideas will show you how a professional decorator might use an orange rug runner in a home:

• A pair of orange runners with Oriental design in a hallway of a classic country home, bringing warmth to the space between rooms.
• A blue and orange runner rug in a contemporary home, using the playful combination of colors to make the kitchen livelier.
• A burnt orange runner rug in a romantic, warm bedroom, providing a soft surface to curl your toes into in the morning.

A Closer Look At Orange Runner Rugs

With an orange rug runner, you're adding an unmistakable splash of color and drawing the eye right to the walkway. This can make an excellent first impression in your entryway or anywhere you want to use it. Interior decorators love using orange for this very reason.

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

• Excitement
• Enthusiasm
• Energy
• Healing
• Socialization
• Conversation

Ask yourself if you want to bring any of these qualities to your house. Whether you're bringing more socialization and conversation to your living room or your excitement and energy to your kitchen, an orange runner rug can do the job.

Is An Orange Rug Runner Right For Me?

Orange is a bold color, and your rug will probably be a conversation starter, especially if you pick an eye-catching design. If orange doesn't work with your decor, though, you'll instantly wish the rug didn't draw so much attention to itself.

Take a look at your existing color scheme--will the colors work well together? Pick a shade, tone, or tint of orange that works with what you have to avoid buyer's regret. A color wheel is always a great tool to use.

Once you find an orange you like, measure your space to figure out how big you need your rug to be. Subtract between 1 and 2 feet from each dimension to figure out what size runner you should purchase.

Choosing The Perfect Orange Runner Rug

Enter your size requirement into the filter and start looking for rugs with the right color for your home. Use other filters, for material, thickness, and style, to narrow the hundreds of results to a more manageable number. Compare the ones you like to find the perfect runner for your home.

Remember to buy a quality pad during checkout. This keeps your runner from sliding in the hallway while making the surface softer to walk on.