Charcoal Flowers Woven Hallway Rug 75 X 215 Cm

Verified claims

Premium features

Includes overlock stitch ($76–$133) and residue-free non-skid backing.

Use-case durability

Good for low-to-medium traffic; viscose may wear in high traffic.

Non-skid backing

Grips without residue under normal use; avoid prolonged heat/moisture

Value

At $59.95, the overlock edging alone would cost $76–$133 as a separate service.

Edge finish

Single continuous overlock stitch prevents fraying and maintains pattern definition.

Material

65% recycled polyester/30% reprocessed cotton/5% viscose – viscose crushes under high traffic.

Edging

Overlock-stitch trim prevents edge fraying under daily traffic.

Softness

The reprocessed cotton gives the rug a softer, more matte hand compared to virgin cotton.

Shedding

The blend reduces initial shedding and offers good durability for moderate foot traffic.

Color realism

Ecru background is neutral off-white; charcoal pattern stays true under natural light.

Pattern design

Pattern mimics hand-drawn charcoal strokes with variable line thickness and shading.

Edge trim

Overlock stitch trim prevents fraying and keeps pattern crisp at edges.

Care

Use suction-only vacuuming and a rug pad; test backing on hardwood.

Edge construction

Overlock-stitch trim prevents edge fraying and pattern blurring.

Design heritage

Family-run since 1840, with in-house design and curated seasonal rotation.

Edge finishing

Overlock stitch edging, typically $76–$133, included in sale price.

Price position

At $59.95, includes non-skid backing omitted by comparable runners.

Product record

Title

Charcoal Flowers Woven Hallway Rug 75 X 215 Cm

Brand

Simons Maison

Price

95 CAD

Availability

In stock

Recycled and reprocessed materials: eco profile

• Because the recycled polyester starts from post-consumer PET bottles, it eliminates the need for virgin crude oil — roughly 1.5 kg of oil saved per kilogram of fiber — so the rug subtracts from the petroleum economy rather than adding to it.
• The recycled polyester component is produced from post-consumer plastic bottles, cutting energy consumption by 45–85% and CO₂ emissions by 30–60% compared to virgin polyester — a substantial environmental advantage embedded directly in the rug's face fiber.
• Mechanically recycled cotton fibers have a shorter staple length than virgin cotton, yielding a softer, more matte hand — this tactile warmth contributes to the rug's rustic, livable character and makes it more inviting underfoot in barefoot zones.

Simons Maison brand philosophy and exclusive design

• Simons Maison deliberately keeps its home assortment ‘not big, but well curated’ and refreshed constantly — a merchandising strategy that turns each piece into a timed opportunity rather than a permanent staple, which matters for a buyer who wants home decor that feels of-the-moment and exclusive.
• The rug’s charcoal floral motif follows the fashion-to-homeware migration pattern identified by Simons Maison buyer Dominique Leduc-Berryman, where floral prints that dominated fashion one season move into housewares the next — placing this runner squarely in a designer-led trend pipeline rather than a static catalog.
• The chain began as a dry goods store in 1840 and remains family-run out of Quebec City, so the ‘designed in Canada’ label on this rug carries the weight of a nearly 185-year-old retail institution known for taking creative risks under president Peter Simons — not a hollow country-of-design claim.
• The rug’s ‘soothing and rustic touch’ and ecru backdrop place it within the subdued, woodland-inspired ‘rustic elegance’ style that Leduc-Berryman describes as the go-to for shoppers with more conventional tastes, meaning the pattern is a deliberate design choice rooted in a recognized seasonal theme, not an arbitrary print.
• Simons Maison products are developed by an in-house team that includes designer Audrey Rodrigue alongside buyers who scout international fairs like Maison & Objet, so the finished items blend global textile trends with an editorial coherence — this rug isn’t a generic OEM import but a piece that reflects the chain’s own creative direction.

How this runner compares on price and materials

• The Hug Rug runner from the UK pairs recycled polyester with a non-slip natural rubber backing and a 75x220cm footprint, but lists at £199.99 (approx. CAD $350); the Simons runner undercuts it by more than 80% while still providing a non-skid backing, recycled fibers, and a comparable visual width — essentially delivering the same functional promise at a fraction of the price.
• The Period Features recycled cotton/jute runner, sized 75x200cm and priced at £32 (about CAD $55), omits a non-skid backing entirely; the Simons runner asks only a small step up to $59.95 for the addition of an integrated non-skid layer and a viscose-rich hand, representing strong incremental value for anyone who needs the runner to stay put on hard floors.
• Within Simons Maison's own assortment, the Printed Persian runner of the same 75x215cm dimensions and 100% raw cotton construction retails at $50 without a non-skid backing; the Charcoal Flowers model's $59.95 sale price — $9.95 more — bundles an integrated non-skid layer and a recycled-polyester/viscose/cotton blend, confining the all-in upcharge to roughly the cost of a single rug pad.
• The Rugs.ca Eco Verse runner — 100% recycled PET and hand-woven — sells for $279 CAD (50% off from $558) in a 2'7" x 10' size; its price-per-square-foot is roughly triple that of the Simons runner, despite lacking an integrated non-skid backing, which makes the Simons runner a stand-out value for a Canadian buyer who wants recycled materials without a premium price tag.