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Long-form carpets

Kashmiri Carpet Runners for Hallways and Narrow Rooms

Runner proportions bring hand-knotted detail into corridors, bedside passages and narrow spaces where a room carpet would interrupt circulation.

The named runners below vary in border, rhythm and palette. Exact width, length, material and availability are checked individually.

Protect the walking line

Measure the narrowest point, door swing and any change in floor level. Leave an intentional margin on both sides rather than filling the corridor edge to edge.

Choose rhythm as well as colour

Repeating garden, Herati, paisley and geometric fields read differently over a long distance. Look at the complete carpet image, not only a close crop.

Confirm the ends and fringe

Ask for straight photographs of both ends and the reverse. The final measurement should state how the fringe is treated.

Pieces from the current collection

Open a named product page for its photographs, care notes and enquiry route. Exact specifications are confirmed against current stock.

Questions buyers ask

How wide should a hallway runner be?

It should leave a deliberate strip of floor on both sides and clear doors. The correct width depends on the narrowest usable section of the hallway.

Can a runner be used beside a bed?

Yes, if the length follows the bed proportion and the pile, backing and floor surface are suitable for the placement.

Are all runners the same length?

No. These are individual pieces, so exact measurements and availability are confirmed before a quote.