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    Home / Products / Brown and Camel Color Block Moroccan Wool Runner Rug – Hand Knotted Beni Mrirt for Entryways and Hallways
    Brown and camel color block Moroccan wool runner rug, an espresso lane and camel blocks swapping sides inside ivory margins, hand-knotted Beni Mrirt, top view
    Brown and camel color block runner rug down a bright modern hallway with a walnut console and a cognac leather bench
    Brown and camel color block wool runner, low angled view showing the stepped espresso lane and the deep plush pile
    Close-up of the square step where the espresso lane swaps sides beside camel blocks in a Beni Mrirt wool runner
    Corner of a brown and camel runner folded back to show the flat hand-knotted camel and ivory back and the fringe beside the shaggy pile
    Hand pressing into the deep pile of a camel block beside the espresso lane of a hand-knotted wool runner
    Brown and camel color block runner rug in a modern entrance hall with an oak front door, a walnut console and a cognac leather bench
    Brown and camel color block runner rug along the side of a walnut bed with white linen and a camel throw
    Moroccan wool runner rug in the smoky green colourway, a green lane and camel blocks swapping sides inside ivory margins, hand-knotted, top view

    Brown and Camel Color Block Moroccan Wool Runner Rug – Hand Knotted Beni Mrirt for Entryways and Hallways

    $445.75 - $1,961.32

    A brown and camel colour-block Moroccan wool runner rug, hand-knotted in thick Beni Mrirt wool. Inside narrow ivory margins, a wide lane of natural espresso brown and a narrower lane of camel run side by side and swap sides in square steps every two feet, five sections on the 2.5x10, so the espresso reads as one continuous stepped band and the camel as separate blocks.

    Brown and camel color block runner rug in front of a long walnut credenza in a warm modern den with a cream boucle sofa

    It is a bold, warm runner in natural undyed wool for an entryway, a hallway or the side of a bed, and shown here in front of a den credenza too. Longer runners add a section for every two feet, and it is also woven with the wide lane in a deep smoky green.

    Made for hallways, landings, entryways and bedsides. Not for stairs: the 1 in (25 mm) hand-knotted pile hides the edge of each tread and cannot be fitted around a stair nose.

    The espresso lane and a camel block ending at the fringed ivory end of a wool runner, styled with a walnut stool and an ivory boucle throw

    Details

    • Hand-knotted by Berber weavers in the Middle Atlas, Morocco
    • 100% wool pile about 25 mm (1 in) deep: undyed espresso brown, camel and ivory fleece, or a wash-tested smoky green lane on the green colourway
    • Each colour is carded, and dyed where it is dyed, in one batch for your runner; natural undyed fleece and hand-dyed wool vary gently in tone, which is part of its character
    • Plain narrow ivory flat-woven ends with a short ivory fringe; each size is the size of the woven runner, fringe not included. Ends without fringe (overcast flatweave) on request at no charge
    • Woven to order in 4–6 weeks, then delivered in 3–5 business days with free US shipping
    • Sizes: 2.5 ft (30 in) wide from 2.5x6 to 2.5x14 ft, and 3 ft (36 in) wide from 3x8 to 3x22 ft; the pattern is drawn to each length, and other sizes are available on request
    • Width guide: a 2.5 ft runner suits halls about 38–42 in wide and a 3 ft runner halls about 44–48 in wide; leave 4–6 in of floor on each side and stop the runner 6–12 in short of each end
    • Progress photos from the loom while your runner is woven
    • Use a thin non-slip rug pad, and check that doors open clear of the deep pile
    • New wool sheds a little for the first few months; vacuum on suction only

    Care

    Vacuum without a beater bar, rotate every six months, blot spills with cool water, and have it professionally washed every three to five years.

    Each rug is knotted by hand, so expect small variations in colour and line.

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