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Green Runner Rugs

Our green runner rugs bring a calm, natural colour to hallways, landings and galley kitchens. Choose from 11 runners in sage green, olive, forest green and teal: Scandi geometrics, washed vintage medallions, faded florals, marble effects and classic oriental-style patterns. Runner sizes are 60 x 230, 66 x 200, 66 x 230 and 70 x 200 cm depending on the design, and many match a room-size rug in the same pattern. Every order has free UK mainland delivery and free 14-day returns.

11 rugs
FacetAxis Sage Green Geometric Rug
From £66.99 · 5 sizes

Green runner rugs by style

DesignRangeLookRunner size in range
Axis Sage Green, Ridge Sage Green, Malachite GreenFacetScandi geometrics with carved outlines and faint marble striations60 x 230 cm
Meadow Green, Rowan Forest GreenFolkloreHeavily washed Persian-style and medallion designs with a softly worn finish66 x 200 cm
Beatrice Sage Green, Clementine Olive & CreamHeirloomFaded vintage Persian-style and floral patterns with a subtle sheen60 x 230 cm
Esher Green, Richmond GreenHamptonClassic oriental-style rosette repeat and Kerman-style medallion70 x 200 cm
Regent Olive GreenRegentKeshan-style medallion with scrolling vines and an ivory floral border66 x 230 cm
Carrara Cream & TealMarmoCream marble with teal veining and gleaming raised lines66 x 230 cm

The traditional designs are Persian-style and oriental-style: machine-made reproductions of classic patterns, not genuine Persian runners. These are ready-made runners in fixed sizes rather than cut-to-length stair carpet. For the full geometric range, see Facet, or the faded patterns in Heirloom.

How to choose the right runner size

Your spaceRunner to choose
Hall or landing under about 2.6 m long66 x 200 or 70 x 200 cm
Hall about 2.6 to 3 m long60 x 230 or 66 x 230 cm
Narrow hall under about 90 cm wide60 cm wide, so some floor shows each side
Galley kitchen66 x 200 cm between the units, clear of the oven and dishwasher doors
Beside a bed60 x 230 cm along one side of a double or king-size bed

Leave 10 to 15 cm of floor showing on each side and at each end, and start the runner just past the swing of the front door so it never catches. For a very long hall, two runners of the same design with a small gap between them look intentional.

Which green suits your hallway?

ShadePairs well with
Sage greenWhite or warm grey walls, oak floors, brass, cream woodwork
Olive greenTerracotta, cream, natural wood and stone
Forest greenDark painted halls, Victorian tiles, mahogany, gold
Teal on creamPale grey, navy, black metal and modern lighting

A patterned or washed runner hides muddy footprints far better than a plain one, which matters by the front door. Matching the runner to a living room rug in the same design ties the hall to the rest of the house.

Looking after a hallway runner

Vacuum regularly on a low setting without a beater bar, as grit is what wears a hall runner fastest. Blot spills with a clean white cloth and spot clean with cold water and a little mild detergent. Turn the runner end to end every few months so it wears evenly, and use a good-quality rug underlay on boards, tiles or stone to help keep it in place.

More runners and green rugs

See every colour in hallway runners, practical picks in kitchen runners, or room-size designs in green rugs.

Green Runner Rugs rugs: your questions answered

What size green runner do I need for my hallway?

Measure the length of the hall and take off 15 to 30 cm so floor shows at each end. Halls under about 2.6 m suit a 200 cm runner, and longer halls suit 230 cm. Choose a 60 cm width for narrow halls so a strip of floor shows each side.

Can I get a matching rug in the same design?

Yes, for most designs. Ranges such as Facet, Heirloom, Folklore, Hampton, Regent and Marmo come in room sizes as well as runners, so you can carry one pattern from the hall into the living room.

Are the green traditional runners genuine Persian?

No. Designs such as Meadow, Beatrice, Esher and Regent are Persian-style or oriental-style: machine-made reproductions of traditional patterns, which keeps them affordable for a busy hallway.

How do I stop a runner slipping on a hard floor?

Use a good-quality rug underlay cut to the runner's size. It helps keep the runner in place on wood, laminate and tiles and adds a little cushioning underfoot.

How do I clean a green hall runner?

Vacuum it regularly on a low setting without a beater bar, blot spills straight away and spot clean with cold water and a little mild detergent. Avoid soaking it, and use a professional cleaner for a deep clean.

Can I use a runner with underfloor heating?

Generally yes. Use an underlay made for underfloor heating and check your heating manufacturer's guidance before laying any rug.

Is delivery free, and can I return a runner?

Delivery is free to UK addresses on every rug, and you have free 14-day returns, so you can see the colour in your own light before you decide.