
Moroccan runners, also known as runner rugs, are long, narrow rugs that add a stylish and soft touch to any room. They are perfect for hallways, kitchens, dining rooms, and other small spaces. Many people wonder if they can use multiple Moroccan runner rugs in the same room. What is the solution? Absolutely!
You can express your own style and exuberance by adding multiple runner rugs to your home. You can even mix vintage and modern runners throughout, Moroccan and Oriental, flatweave and shag, or hand-knotted. The options are truly limitless.
Moroccan Runners for Hallways
When placing multiple Berber runner rugs in a hallway, try to choose something that complements the color and style of adjacent rooms. They don't have to match exactly, but they should be in the same world, which means the runners should have complementary motifs or color schemes. Consider siblings rather than twins.
If you have a particularly long corridor, you can easily arrange them one after the other. Just make sure to leave a couple of inches between your runner rugs to create a gentle flow.
General Care Instructions for Multiple Moroccan Runners
Your runner rugs will last for decades if properly cared for. Simply remember the following key points:
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To remove dirt and grime, vacuum your runner rugs once or twice a week. Instead of a rotary vacuum, use a suction vacuum.
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Make certain that you vacuum both sides of your rug.
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Every 3 to 5 years have your runner rugs professionally hand-washed.
Rotary vacuums, stain removers, and steamers should be avoided as they will cause irreversible damage to your runner rugs.