Moroccan Runner Rugs: Styling in Halls, Kitchens & Beside the Beds

Moroccan runner rugs have turned into one of the most versatile decorating items available for our homes today. Whether you favor the muted softness of Beni Ourain, bold colors of Boujad, or natural textures of Beni Mguild, nothing sets off a room like these long, lean rugs. Their handmade appeal, natural materials and one-of-a-kind patterns make them a stylish choice for hallways, kitchens and bedside styling.

How to Decorate with Moroccan Runner Rugs in Your Hallway

A great way to get that happening feeling is with a Moroccan runner rug. If you’ve got it in your hallway, it’ll go from drab to fab in an instant as well as provide slot of personality into the space that’s most often forgotten about. the correct runner can establish the aesthetic of your whole hallway. Don’t overstyle a bench, plant or minimal wall hooks can accompany the rug’s texture. An ivory or cream Beni Ourain runner will lighten long, dark hallways, but a vibrant Boujad can add punch and zest to bright spaces shall coupled with the perfect amount of boundary-pushing so as not to overpower the room.

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How to style Moroccan Runners in the kitchen

Moroccan runner rug is ideal for the kitchen as they lend color, warmth and softness to a utilitarian room. Setting a runner next to the sink is the most common option, as standing on soft wool while cooking or preparing food adds comfort; medium-pile styles are also highly durable and can hide stains. Whitewashed, grey or black minimalism can always look a bit sterile, but add a Moroccan runner with color and pattern plus you’ve got warmth and excitement. These runners also make the perfect match for natural materials including wood, stone, marble and brass; For more kitchen styling inspiration, you can browse Architectural Digest’s best ideas.

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Moroccan Runners on the side of bed styling

“The Moroccan runner on one of the sides of the bed adds another layer of softness and comfort,” O’Neill says, while its warm wool feels especially cozy underfoot in the winter months.” But these long, skinny rugs also play a big role in making your space feel longer, and in small or otherwise compact bedrooms they can help open the room up by defining a visual pathway. Opt for calming hues in the bedroom: Choose soft neutrals or light-toned rugs for a stress-free retreat, though colorful runners can generally add personality and bohemian style (without being too hammy) for those who like to make a statement.

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