Advice on color and pattern for stair runner?
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Comments (2)I get it 100%. The binder is wrong. He or She should balance it and give you the width you want. 24 inches is very narrow,...See MoreMultiple shorter runners rather than 1 continuous stair runner?
Comments (5)I love that rug too. I'd go for it. If the patterns don't match up, you can always return them to the store (even if it's an online purchase). I'm wondering about the canvas backing though. That might make it slippery? Maybe you want to have it professionally installed with a pad? I wonder if a pro would remove the canvas first. My stair runner was installed with staples and a pad. No stair rods. The savings on on not having to buy rods might cover a good portion of the cost to install professionally. There's another link to that rug pattern where you can see more of the design. Here is a link that might be useful: Linden Street Wool Rug...See MoreCarpet runner on stairs
Comments (39)cand1781, I showed your pattern to my husband. He said it's not going to line up if you look at each individual step. Being a curved staircase you'd have to square it at the front of each step but the overall affect will look good and he's never had anyone complain (he's world famous for his staircase runners) :) BTW, there is a difference between a runner and carpeted stairs. A runner has to be templated and bound and goes over an existing wood staircase vs installed over a subfloor with stained wood (or tile) on each side of the stair. Is that what you're doing? What he said would work better is a smaller pattern or something with florals and/or vines, but what you're looking at will be fine if it's installed correctly. This is the only picture I have. It's winding but a much smaller pattern (if it even is a pattern). I just happen to be with him one day when he needed to stop by this house and tie in the stair with the landing at the top....See MoreDo striped/highly patterned stair runners mess with depth perception?
Comments (6)Yes, I got a little woozy just from the picture. Is covering just the treads an option? I have a distinct border on my stairs- block end treads with black risers. I thought my husband was crazy for that idea, but did it anyway. And it has worked for everyone from little kids to 70yr+. I am a fan of sisal, it wears like iron, easy to clean & available with a color border....See MoreRelated Professionals
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