Two Tone Jute Runner Rug

$176.99

This two tone jute runner rug weaves two shades of beige into a natural range of tones that instantly warms a wood floor, tile or a concrete slab. Its jute fibers, braided with proven crafted technique, give it a texture that is both structured and supple, visible in every tight row. Available in six lengths, all 23.6 in wide, to fit a short entry as well as a long hallway. Ideal for a hallway, a bedside or a kitchen in search of a natural, lasting touch.

Size XS 23.6 x 35.4 in S 23.6 x 47.2 in M 23.6 x 59.1 in L 23.6 x 70.9 in XL 23.6 x 94.5 in XXL 23.6 x 118.1 in

Delivery 6 to 9 days
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Easy returns 30 days
Natural material Jute & Seagrass

Specifications

Dimensions

XS: 23.6 x 35.4 in (60 x 90 cm)
S: 23.6 x 47.2 in (60 x 120 cm)
M: 23.6 x 59.1 in (60 x 150 cm)
L: 23.6 x 70.9 in (60 x 180 cm)
XL: 23.6 x 94.5 in (60 x 240 cm)
XXL: 23.6 x 118.1 in (60 x 300 cm)

Material

Jute

Color

Beige, Natural

Choosing the Right Length

Before laying your two tone jute runner rug, take the time to measure the space: a runner that is too short floats in a hallway, while the right length guides the eye and structures the space. In a hallway, leave about 4 to 6 in of floor visible on each side and at each end; beside a bed, choose a length close to the length of the bed. The runner comes in six lengths, from 35.4 to 118.1 in, to suit a small entry as well as a long corridor. Every size keeps the same braid density, for a result that looks just as neat on a short mat as on a long runner.

A Braid That Tells a Story

Look closely at the crossing fibers that structure this two tone jute runner rug: each braided row reveals a regular, almost hypnotic rhythm only a skilled gesture can produce. The alternating two tones are not a surface effect; they come directly from the construction of the braid, color after color, built into the heart of the pattern. On a wood floor, a concrete slab or old terracotta tile, it adapts without forcing the mood of a room. A floor dressed this way gains visual warmth and texture, without weighing down the space.

Braided Jute Underfoot

Laying a two tone jute runner rug on the floor means choosing a living material that brings a discreet, warm presence to wood or stone. The braided fibers form a dense weave where the play of two tones creates a natural pattern, with no artifice. Over time, jute gains character: it softens, catches the light differently through the day and pairs with raw wood furniture as well as light walls. This jute runner finds its place in an entryway, a hallway, beside a bed or in front of a kitchen counter, wherever you want to anchor the space in a natural, sober style.