There are a lot of hallway runners available in Australia and finding the right one for your home can feel overwhelming, to say the least. Luckily, ArchiPro’s carefully curated range of hallway runners are of the highest quality, selected only from reputable suppliers across Australia. It allows you to see what represents the best of the very best, quickly and easily, before making your final decision. These hallway runners are an important part of a wider range of high quality rugs and mats featured on ArchiPro. Carpet runners for halls vary in length, colour and pattern, so the existing floor finish and hallway dimensions help narrow the choice.

For many homeowners in Australia, an empty hallway can seem cold and incomplete without hallway runners. Like all rugs and mats, hallway runners can add visual interest and warmth to a space. Runners can improve safety by providing a non-slip surface in areas where people frequently walk and add a touch of style and personality to any hallway. Whether you’re looking for modern hallway runners or more natural hallway runners, look no further than ArchiPro’s range of premium products, chosen from trusted suppliers.

Modern hallway runners

Add a modern or contemporary touch to any hallway, with modern hallway runners. Modern hallway runners are categorised by their bright prints, interesting patterns, and sleek design.

Natural hallway runners

Made from natural materials like wool or hand-woven straw, natural hallway runners look striking in any hallway. They are also highly durable and able to withstand the rigours of a busy household.

Classic hallway runners

If classic tribal designs or oriental flairs are more to your taste, these types of hallway runners can add a touch of elegance to your home. Also sometimes referred to as vintage runners in Australia, they usually consist of cultural motifs and earthy tones.

The advantages of high-quality hallway runners

While most people tend to skim past hallway runners when walking through a home, the importance of high-quality options shouldn’t be overlooked. Since they usually span a whole hallway and take on a lot of foot traffic, you’ll want high quality hallway runners. Compared to low-quality options, high quality hallway runners are less likely to disintegrate or show signs of wear and tear even after years of use. They also feel more luxurious under the feet and will provide comfortable padding. Designs also tend to be more unique and interesting with high quality options in Australia.

How to choose hallway runners that are right for you

One thing to keep in mind is your existing carpeting or flooring. If you’re looking for a contrasting look, choose one with brighter colours or patterns. Likewise, if you want it to match, there are a lot of options that will blend in seamlessly with your existing colour palette. Another thing to consider is the length of your hallway. For a cohesive look, you’ll need to measure the length of the hallway and compare it with the manufacturer’s measurements. Also, if you’re prone to allergies or sensitivities, natural hallway runners that are hypoallergenic, are a great choice. Some also like to coordinate their hallway runners with existing floor rugs and doormats which can help narrow your shortlist. Long hallway runners should leave a consistent border of flooring at each side, while the pile and backing need to suit the level of foot traffic. For connected spaces, hall and stair runners can be assessed together so their colours and patterns sit comfortably across both areas.

How long should hallway runners be?

It’s always ideal to choose a hallway runner that is roughly the same shape, width, and length of a hallway. If needed, measure the length of your hallway. Hallway runners in Australia are typically 2-4 metres long.

Can you put two hallway runners in one hallway?

There’s no rule saying you can't, although two hallway runners may break up a cohesive look if that’s what you’re aiming for. However, it can also be a great way to partition a particularly long hallway in terms of style.

Can you use a runner rug on stairs?

Yes, adding a runner rug to stairs can make for an elegant look, especially if you want to cover up old stairs or imperfections. Just make sure that the carpet material is non-slip—stairs are notoriously known for being slippery even when they’re uncovered.

How do you keep carpet runners in place?

Most carpet runners in Australia will have a non-slip base of some sort, but if you need some extra protection there are various ways to combat this. You can use an anti-slip rug pad, add double-sided rug tape, or even place the runner down with furniture or pot plants.

Hallway Runners