Inspiration for a hallway rug!

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There's a rug in the hall! Yes, an actual rug in the hall, not just a doormat! A hallway rug isn't meant to be treated like a floor covering to wipe your feet on. Read along in this blog and discover why a small rug in the hall is guaranteed to make an impression.

Hospitality on your hallway rug

When you have many visitors, it's lovely when they step inside onto a rug that can handle plenty of footsteps. Rugs made from sisal, for example, are wonderfully easy to walk on. Probably thanks to the very welcoming and natural fibres that make up these rugs. Beyond the strength of the material, sisal rugs have a certain calm quality. Ideal if you want to keep the noise down. Jute rugs are also welcome guests in the hall. They share many similarities with sisal rugs, such as strength and a rustic look. But jute rugs have a slightly sharper edge, giving them a bit more of a rugged appearance. They're also available in surprising, round shapes. Your visitors will be right in the spotlight when they enter your home.

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A practical hallway rug

Are most of your visitors just popping by? Welcome them with an airy rug! Cotton rugs look nice and light, but they're robust enough for daily use. They're also easy to throw in the washing machine if someone comes in with muddy feet. A tip: lay an anti-slip underlay under the cotton rug so everything stays in place and people don't slip on their way in.

Materials like wool, viscose, chenille and high-pile rugs are less suitable for a hall or hallway. They're more susceptible to dirt particles and can become dented if too much foot traffic passes over them. You also risk people lingering in the hall, mesmerised by the chenille rug or rolling around on the woollen carpet!

When you think of hallway rugs, you probably imagine long, narrow runners. These fill the space nicely and make the hall appear longer. For standard rugs, there are certain guidelines about the distance between the rug and the wall, but rules for hallway rugs are a bit more flexible. As long as it doesn't look like the rug is too big for the space.

Create style with a hallway rug

For hallway rugs, we have sizes ranging from 70 cm in width to wide pieces that span 1 to 2 metres. Depending on the dimensions of your hall, you can choose a fitting rug.

All in all, a hallway or entrance rug is a decorative way to add more character to the space without making it feel cramped. It instantly creates a homely feel and sets expectations for the rest of the house.

In short: a nice rug in the hall is the perfect excuse to wear out both the door and the rug.