Simons Maison
Floral Mosaic Persian-Style Hallway Rug See Available Sizes
CA$98.00CAD
In Stock
This Persian-style hallway runner rug features a floral mosaic pattern with repeating medallion motifs in deep red, cream, and gold tones. Made with Olefin Heatset yarn and a jute backing, it offers a low, flat pile suitable for high-traffic passageways. Available in multiple sizes; a rug pad is recommended for safety. Note: this online-only item is shipped directly from the supplier.
- Material
- Olefin Heatset and Jute backing
- Style
- traditional, classic
- Category
- Home & Garden > Decor > Rugs
Color
Patterned Red
Size
70X305CM70X396CM70X245CM
Specifications
Persian-style hallway rug with floral mosaic pattern in dark contrasting tones.
Olefin heatset construction, jute backing
- Material
- Olefin Heatset and Jute backing
- Secondary
- jute
- Style
- traditional, classic
- Occasion
- everyday, homewear
- Gender
- unisex
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Home & Garden > Decor > Rugs
Additional Attributes
- Olefin Heatset
- Jute backing
- Persian-style design
- Mosaic floral pattern
- Dark contrasting tones
- Traditional elegance
- Hallway rug
- Available in multiple sizes
Product Insights
This 98 CAD in-stock runner from Simons Maison uses a heatset olefin pile that resists crushing and stays soft under footfall, while the deep red floral mosaic pattern camouflages scuffs and daily dirt better than standard medallion designs. The low pile clears doors and lies flat for hallway safety, with a jute backing that prevents curled edges but absorbs moisture, requiring a breathable rug pad to avoid mildew. Olefin repels water and resists fading, yet attracts oil-based stains that need prompt degreasing, and barefoot traffic can darken the lane; the solution-dyed color remains vibrant with regular vacuuming. The runner fits 32–42 inch hallways with side clearance, and lengths match corresponding hall lengths.
Verified claims
- Traffic durability
- Heatset olefin pile resists crushing and keeps a soft, resilient texture under hallway footfall.
- Fiber performance
- Olefin repels water and resists fading; attracts oil-based stains that require prompt cleaning.
- Backing care
- Jute backing absorbs moisture; use a breathable rug pad to prevent mildew.
- Rug pad
- Jute backing needs rug pad to prevent slip, moisture, and scratches.
- Width
- Width fits 32–42 in hallways with 4–6 in side clearance.
- Length fit
- 8 ft runner fits 9 ft hall, 10 ft fits 12 ft, 13 ft fits 15 ft.
- Hallway safety
- Low pile clears doors; jute backing prevents curled edges and tripping.
- Dirt concealment
- Deep red floral mosaic camouflages scuffs, stains, and everyday dirt.
- Pattern
- Allover mosaic hides scuffs better than medallion runners at this price.
- Pile texture
- Firm low pile with slightly textured feel lies flat for hallway safety.
- Stain management
- Olefin's water-resistance allows easy blotting, but oil-based stains need degreasing and barefoot traffic can darken the lane.
- Vacuuming
- Pattern masks daily dust while the low pile vacuums easily and resists crushing.
- Mosaic layout
- Full-width repeating flower mosaic replaces the standard single medallion.
- Oil soiling
- Olefin attracts body oils, but solution-dyed color stays vibrant with regular vacuuming.
Product record
- Title
- Floral Mosaic Persian-Style Hallway Rug See Available Sizes
- Brand
- Simons Maison
- Price
- 98 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Deep Research
Low pile height for traffic
- The jute backing creates a thin, rigid base that keeps the rug flat and prevents corner curl, which is critical in a hallway where turned-up edges can be a trip hazard — though a rug pad is still advised on hard surfaces to prevent lateral sliding.
- The olefin heatset process twists and thermally sets the polypropylene fibers, locking in a low, dense pile that resists tracking and crushing under consistent hallway footfall — so the rug maintains its visual texture and underfoot resilience far longer than a standard synthetic loop pile.
Jute backing and floor protection
- Stick to natural rubber or felt-and-rubber pads — PVC and vinyl underlays can trap moisture against the jute backing and even transfer chemical residues to the floor finish over time, cancelling out the rug's safe-for-hardwood potential.
- Jute's natural absorbency means a wet shoe in the hallway can leave dampness locked in the backing, creating ideal conditions for mildew — a breathable open-grid pad promotes airflow underneath so the rug dries out before problems start.
- Raw jute backing naturally sheds short fibers and dust that can settle into floor gaps, but a solid pad underneath catches that debris and makes it routine to lift and shake out — keeping the floor cleaner with less effort.
- The coarse jute underside can gradually sand a wood floor's finish through everyday foot traffic, but a rug pad inserts a barrier that prevents that abrasive contact — effectively preserving the floor's surface long-term.
- Thin friction-grip pads like a 1/8-inch felt-and-natural-rubber hybrid (e.g., Contour-Lock or RugPro) add enough grip to anchor the jute backing without lifting the rug so high that a door catches — they are purpose-built for traffic-heavy runners where clearance matters.
- Jute backing is built for structural integrity, not grip — its hard, inflexible weave slides readily across polished hardwood or tile, so a dedicated non-slip rug pad is what keeps the runner from shifting into a trip hazard underfoot.
Olefin durability compared to polypropylene
- The same chemistry that keeps water out makes the fiber grab oil‑based soils — barefoot oils from a hallway can cling and eventually darken the rug's traffic lane; wearing indoor shoes or vacuuming with a beater bar weekly pulls out the fine particles before they set, preserving the rug's even tone.
- Olefin fibers repel water so effectively that they absorb less than 0.1% of their weight in moisture, meaning this rug won't wick a dog's wet paw print deep into the pile or grow mildew in a damp entryway — a quick blot handles most accidents.
- Since olefin is typically solution‑dyed, the red and dark tones in this floral mosaic are molecularly locked into the fiber rather than printed on top — direct sun through a hallway window or repeated cleanings won't fade the pattern, an advantage over surface‑dyed synthetics that lose their definition after a few washes.
- At $98 CAD for a hallway runner, this rug falls within the classic olefin cost bracket of $1–4 per square foot, delivering the fiber's maximum benefit — moisture and fade resistance — at a price that makes replacing it every few years economical if traffic eventually wears it down.
- The jute backing adds a natural, structured base that resists stretching, but jute absorbs water; a rug pad underneath isolates moisture from the floor and keeps the backing dry — essential in a hallway where outside moisture can seep through the door.
Runner sizing and hallway clearance
- For grand corridors exceeding 20 feet, the 'gallery‑effect' installation with two or more runners is a designer‑approved method; the 13‑foot runner can be paired with a second one or a shorter cousin, separated by a 2–3‑inch gap, to gracefully handle a 25‑foot hall without sourcing an oversized custom piece.
- The three available lengths — 245 cm, 305 cm, and 396 cm (8 ft, 10 ft, 13 ft) — allow you to observe the recommended 6–12 inches of bare floor at both ends: a 9‑foot hallway pairs with the 8‑foot runner, a 12‑foot hallway with the 10‑foot, and a 15‑foot hallway with the 13‑foot, giving every standard corridor length a near‑custom fit without the need for bespoke sizing.
- Design guidelines universally call for 4–6 inches of exposed floor on each side of a runner to create a deliberate frame; at 70 cm (27.6 in) wide, this rug fits corridors between 32 and 42 inches, with the ideal balance at 36–38 inches where the border sits at a tidy 4–5 inches on each side.
- At 27.6 inches wide, the rug lands within the standard runner width bracket: kapetto's sizing matrix recommends 24–27 inches for a 36-inch hallway and 30–36 inches for 48-inch corridors, placing this runner as a proportional choice for most residential hallways rather than a narrow accent piece.
Price compared to similar runners
- While the Walmart and Living Spaces runners stick to a central medallion with a border — a straightforward machine-made layout — the Floral Mosaic tiles stylized flowers across the full width in a dense mosaic that mimics the intricacy of hand-tufted work, giving it a more artisanal look without a handmade price tag.
- The Floral Mosaic's 70 cm width gives it a 9 cm advantage over the typical 2' (61 cm) budget runner like Mainstays, translating to noticeably less bare floor showing on either side in a standard hallway and a more substantial, custom-fit presence — an easy win for a rug that still costs under $100.
- Swan Street's Heritage Kirman, a 67 cm wide heat-set polypropylene Persian runner, sells for $45 AUD per metre — a 2.45 m length costs roughly $110 AUD — right in line with the Simons rug’s $98 CAD fixed price, yet the Floral Mosaic trades up to olefin (more stain-resistant and colourfast than polypropylene) and a natural jute backing at no extra cost.
Floral mosaic pattern hides dirt
- Dense allover patterns hide scuffs and minor wear far better than rugs with large open fields, because the intricate design absorbs the visual impact of flattened fibers — this borderless floral runner eliminates open zones where traffic lanes could become visibly worn.
- Medium-to-dark field colors like burgundy, navies, and deep reds show significantly less dirt and staining than ivory or cream — this rug's dominant red ground thus stays looking fresher in a hallway where outdoor debris is a constant.
- Medium-tone multi-color Persian patterns create a visual camouflage that makes the eye read the field rather than individual marks of daily wear, so this rug's red, cream, and black floral mosaic ensures everyday dust, crumbs, and footprints blend into the design rather than standing out.
- A real-world head-to-head found a patterned runner still looking crisp after three weeks without vacuuming, while a solid runner looked tired after two days — this rug's small-scale floral repeats create the same pixelation effect, meaning it can tolerate longer cleaning intervals without looking neglected.
- Medium-tone patterned polypropylene is widely rated as a maximum wear-hiding combination — the olefin heatset fiber's low absorbency keeps grit on the surface, while the dense floral mosaic masks whatever accumulates, so this runner demands less frequent spot-cleaning in the hall.
Image Analysis
3 images- 01
Product
A long rectangular Persian-style runner rug placed diagonally across a light wood floor; visible features include an all-over repeating medallion field, narrow patterned borders, bound edges, and a low, flat pile appearance.
- Overall shape and placementRectangular runner rug shown diagonally across the floor with both short ends visible and straight bound edges.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.32 · w 0.88 · h 0.56 (high) - Primary field patternDeep red field covered by regularly spaced oval medallions arranged in rows along the runner length; each medallion contains small multicolor floral and geometric details.
1 region
x 0.13 · y 0.36 · w 0.74 · h 0.50 (high) - Border patternTwo narrow patterned side borders running parallel to the long edges featuring alternating circular floral motifs and small geometric fill elements in contrasting colors.
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x 0.11 · y 0.33 · w 0.78 · h 0.53 (high) - Edge finishingBound edge with a slightly darker red trim visible along both long sides and at the near short corner.
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x 0.06 · y 0.32 · w 0.88 · h 0.56 (high) - Pile appearanceSurface appears low and flat with a matte finish, showing fine woven texture rather than high shag or plush pile.
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x 0.20 · y 0.45 · w 0.60 · h 0.35 (medium) - Color accents in motifsMedallion and border motifs include cream, dark brown or black, and warm tan/gold accents visible against the red field.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.40 · w 0.60 · h 0.45 (high)
Other
Lifestyle scene showing the rug on a light wood floor beside mid-century wooden furniture, with sheer curtains and soft natural lighting; a book spine with legible text is visible on a console.
- Console furnitureMid-century style wooden console with vertical slatted front panel, tapered legs, and a warm medium-brown finish positioned to the right of the rug.
1 region
x 0.56 · y 0.04 · w 0.40 · h 0.44 (high) - Bench or table cornerRounded-corner wooden bench or low table visible at the lower-left corner with a darker brown finish.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.64 · w 0.24 · h 0.28 (high) - Background and lightingSheer white curtains along a wall provide diffused natural light, creating soft shadows and even illumination across the scene.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 0.60 · h 0.22 (high) - Book spine text“DAZED”
1 region
x 0.63 · y 0.03 · w 0.16 · h 0.05 (high) - Lamp and stacked booksMetal table lamp with cylindrical base and a small stack of books and magazines on the console; most book titles are not legible.
1 region
x 0.67 · y 0.02 · w 0.30 · h 0.16 (high) - FlooringLight-colored wood or wood-look flooring with subtle grain visible underneath the rug.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.20 · w 1.00 · h 0.80 (high)
Colors
deep crimson red· rug field#5B0B14cream· medallion and motif background elementswarm tan· motif accents#A5816Cdark brown· motif outlines and small details#3C040A- Overall shape and placementRectangular runner rug shown diagonally across the floor with both short ends visible and straight bound edges.
- 02
Product
Rectangular hallway rug shown at an oblique top-down angle with a deep red central field, repeating circular medallion motifs in cream and gold, and a decorative narrow border of square motifs; visible bound edge with matching red welt.
- Overall shape and orientationRectangular runner-style rug shown diagonally across the image with the long axis running from the top-left toward the bottom-right.
1 region
x 0.02 · y 0.04 · w 0.96 · h 0.92 (medium) - Primary field colorDeep saturated red field covering the rug's central area.
1 region
x 0.20 · y 0.12 · w 0.62 · h 0.76 (high) - Repeating medallion motifsMultiple circular floral-style medallions arranged in staggered rows across the red field; each medallion has a cream outer ring with gold and dark colored inner details.
1 region
x 0.28 · y 0.18 · w 0.48 · h 0.66 (high) - Small corner floral fillsSmall four-petal floral clusters in contrasting light and dark tones fill spaces between medallions.
1 region
x 0.40 · y 0.22 · w 0.30 · h 0.22 (medium) - Inner border bandNarrow decorative border running parallel to the rug edges containing tiny geometric dotted patterns and thin linear separators in dark and light colors.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.10 · w 0.76 · h 0.80 (medium) - Outer border squaresOuter border composed of repeated square panels each containing a star/rosette motif in cream and gold on the same red ground with surrounding dotted radiating elements.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.10 · w 0.18 · h 0.80 (high) - Bound edge and weltNarrow rolled and stitched binding along the visible rug edge in a matching deep red forming a finished welt.
1 region
x 0.02 · y 0.08 · w 0.06 · h 0.84 (high) - Pile textureLow, slightly textured pile visible with small directional nap catching light, giving a soft matte appearance.
1 region
x 0.30 · y 0.20 · w 0.50 · h 0.60 (medium)
Other
Oblique top-down studio shot of the rug placed on a light wood floor with soft directional lighting from the top-left producing mild shadows and highlights; no packaging or people visible.
- Background surfaceLight-colored wood or laminate floor planks visible surrounding the rug, running roughly horizontal in the image plane.
2 regions
x 0.54 · y 0.00 · w 0.46 · h 0.40 (high); x 0.00 · y 0.72 · w 0.40 · h 0.28 (high) - Shot composition and angleImage taken from an elevated oblique top-down viewpoint showing the rug at an angle rather than perfectly head-on.
- Lighting and shadowSoft directional lighting from upper-left creates mild shadows toward the lower-right and subtle specular highlights on the rug pile.
- Image qualitySharp focused product area with no visible motion blur; colors appear saturated and contrast is moderate.
Colors
deep red· central field#730C1Bcream· medallion outer ringgolden tan· medallion inner details and border accentsdark olive green· small motif accentsdark brown· outlines and fine details#430B0C- Overall shape and orientationRectangular runner-style rug shown diagonally across the image with the long axis running from the top-left toward the bottom-right.
- 03
Product
Close-up of a folded Persian-style rug corner showing pile surface with dense patterned tufting, a rounded serged edge/binding, and the woven underside/backing visible where the rug is lifted.
- Folded cornerUpper-right corner of the rug is lifted and folded back, revealing the underside and creating a rounded tubular curl along the edge.
1 region
x 0.36 · y 0.10 · w 0.56 · h 0.60 (high) - Serged/bound edgeRounded stitched binding along the rug edge in a glossy deep red thread that forms a continuous wrapped border around the folded edge.
1 region
x 0.30 · y 0.52 · w 0.62 · h 0.26 (high) - Tufted pile surfaceDense short tufted pile on the rug face with a slightly raised texture; pile tufts form the detailed floral and geometric motifs.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 0.78 · h 0.84 (high) - Woven backingFlat woven underside visible beneath the fold showing a grid-like warp/weft pattern and a central circular medallion motif in muted colors.
1 region
x 0.44 · y 0.48 · w 0.40 · h 0.26 (high) - Decorative medallion motifRepeated circular medallion motifs on the rug face composed of concentric floral/geometric elements in contrasting colors.
1 region
x 0.02 · y 0.26 · w 0.46 · h 0.48 (high) - Small border bandNarrow patterned border band with small dot and floral elements running horizontally near the bottom of the image.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.78 · w 1.00 · h 0.22 (medium)
Other
Studio close-up product shot with even directional lighting from above-left producing soft shadows in the fold; shallow depth of field keeps most rug detail sharp while background falls slightly out of focus.
- Shot compositionTight macro framing focused on a folded rug corner; fold placed slightly right-of-center and diagonal across the frame.
- Lighting and shadowSoft directional lighting from the upper-left creates subtle highlights on the serged edge and faint shadow inside the fold.
- Background surfaceOther areas of the same rug serve as the visible background and supporting surface; no external props or packaging visible.
- Image qualityHigh-resolution close-up with clear texture detail and color fidelity; no legible printed text in the image.
Colors
deep crimson red· main field#7B0413warm cream beige· medallion details#FCEBDCgolden tan· accent motifsdark brown near-black· outline and fine details#2C0503muted woven beige· backing- Folded cornerUpper-right corner of the rug is lifted and folded back, revealing the underside and creating a rounded tubular curl along the edge.
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Q&A
4 answered- How well does the Olefin heatset construction hold up in high-traffic hallway areas over time?
- Olefin heatset construction is highly durable and stain-resistant, making it well-suited for high-traffic hallways. The heatset twist locks the fibers, helping the rug maintain its shape and resist crushing over time.
- What is the recommended cleaning method for this rug—can it be spot cleaned with household products, or does it require professional cleaning?
- For routine cleaning, we recommend spot cleaning with a mild detergent and water, as olefin is resistant to stains and easy to care for. Professional cleaning is advisable for deeper cleans, but is not required for normal maintenance.
- Is the rug's texture soft underfoot, or does it feel more like a flat-weave with a subtle pile?
- This rug features a low pile with a slightly textured feel underfoot—not plush, but not completely flat either. The olefin heatset construction provides a soft yet resilient surface that works well in hallways.
- For a hallway that is 90 cm wide, would the 70 cm width work well or might it look too narrow? Are there any recommendations for rug-to-floor spacing?
- A 70 cm wide rug in a 90 cm hallway will leave about 10 cm (4 inches) of exposed floor on each side. This is a common fit and can look intentional, but if you prefer a more substantial appearance, a wider rug (e.g., 80 cm) might be better. For safety, use a rug pad to prevent slipping.