Simons Maison
Grey And Green Persian-Style Hallway Rug 75 X 245 Cm
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CA$79.00CAD
In Stock
This Persian-style hallway runner rug measures 75 x 245 cm (30 x 96 inches) and features a muted green and grey distressed medallion pattern. It is made of soft polyester fibre with a low pile height, a non-slip backing, and is machine-washable for easy care. Designed in Canada as a Simons Maison exclusive, it is suitable for corridors and entryways.
- Color
- Grey and dark green
- Material
- Polyester fibre
- Style
- traditional
- Category
- Home & Garden > Decor > Rugs
Color
Patterned Green
Size
75X245CM
Specifications
Velvety Persian-style hallway rug in grey and dark green with non-slip backing.
Soft polyester fibre with velvety feel, low pile height, safe non-slip backing, easy machine-care, available in other sizes.
- Color
- Grey and dark green · gray
- Material
- Polyester fibre
- Style
- traditional
- Gender
- unisex
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Home & Garden > Decor > Rugs
Additional Attributes
- Persian-style
- velvety feel
- low pile
- non-slip backing
- easy machine-care
- soft polyester fibre
- designed in Canada
- Simons Maison exclusive
- available in other sizes
- grey and dark green
Product Insights
This polyester runner offers a hypoallergenic, stain-resistant alternative to wool at half the cost, with a muted grey-and-green palette that conceals dirt and fits under doors, though the green appears more olive than in photos, the pile feels less plush than wool, and the latex backing may stain floors or irritate sensitive individuals, requiring a separate pad for slip prevention and floor protection.
Verified claims
- Palette
- Grey and dark green palette replaces traditional red and navy with muted botanical tones.
- Color accuracy
- Buyers report that the green appears more olive or muted in natural light than in product photos.
- Feel
- Polyester mimics wool's velvety feel but is less soft than high-end wool.
- Allergy
- Hypoallergenic polyester resists dust mites and allergens better than wool.
- Value
- At 79 CAD, costs half the price of a comparable entry-level wool runner.
- Durability
- Stain- and fade-resistant, machine-washable polyester surpasses wool in durability and care.
- Liquid repellence
- 100% polyester repels liquids and stains for easy blotting and machine washing.
- Appearance retention
- Patterned green design hides stains and the printed polyester resists fading from washing.
- Backing stain risk
- Latex backing can stain some floor surfaces over time.
- Dirt concealment
- The distressed pattern and muted palette mask dust, hair, and stains.
- Colorfastness
- Polyester resists fading, keeping the pattern intact.
- Wear uniformity
- Rotating the rug every three to six months prevents uneven wear.
- Washing
- Machine wash cold with mild detergent, air dry, and use a rug pad for easy removal.
- Pile care
- Vacuum with rotating brush nozzle and rotate rug 180° every 3–6 months for even wear.
- Pile revival
- A rotating brush nozzle on a vacuum lifts flattened fibers back upright.
- Wash care
- Machine wash cold with mild detergent and air dry to avoid fiber damage.
- Rug pad
- Hallway traffic causes creep; a 1/8-inch felt-and-rubber pad prevents slipping and protects the floor.
- Cushioning
- A 1/8-inch pad adds cushioning and noise reduction under the low-pile runner.
- Floor protection
- A pad prevents abrasive grit from damaging the wood floor finish.
- Door clearance
- Low-pile rug fits under standard doors without snagging.
- Slip safety
- Separate pad locks rug flat to prevent hallway creeping and trip hazards.
- Comfort upgrade
- Separate pad adds cushioning and noise reduction for low-pile rugs without raising edges.
- Washability
- Machine-washable allows allergen removal; colorfastness preserves pattern after washes.
- Pattern conceals dust
- Multi-color Persian pattern hides dust and pet hair between cleanings.
- Latex backing risk
- Latex-based non-slip backing may cause allergic reactions in latex-sensitive individuals.
- Price vs wool
- At $79 CAD, it costs about half the price of a comparable wool runner.
- Material performance
- Polyester repels stains, is machine-washable, hypoallergenic, and holds pattern—but feels less plush than wool.
- Color trend
- Grey and green palette aligns with 2026 rug trends.
- Soiling resilience
- Resists staining, hides dirt, and prevents dust buildup that dulls colors.
- Rotation
- Rotate rug 180° every 3-6 months to prevent a visible wear stripe.
Product record
- Title
- Grey And Green Persian-Style Hallway Rug 75 X 245 Cm
- Brand
- Simons Maison
- Price
- 79 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Deep Research
Do you need a rug pad with non-slip backing?
- Hallway runners see fast, directional foot traffic that causes even rugs with built-in non-slip backing to creep and form trip-hazard ripples over time, so a separate felt-and-natural-rubber pad — cut 1–2 inches smaller than the rug on all sides — locks it flat and provides the strongest available hold.
- The rug's low polyester pile offers a velvety hand feel but almost no shock absorption; a thin 1/8-inch felt-and-rubber pad adds substantial underfoot cushioning and noise reduction without lifting the rug edge enough to snag doors, which is especially noticeable on hard floors where you walk in socks or bare feet.
- Because the rug is machine-washable, it will be moved regularly; placing a separate pad underneath means the rug lifts off cleanly while the pad remains to shield the floor from gritty abrasives — the pad can be vacuumed periodically to prevent the sandpaper-like grit that is the #1 cause of wood finish degradation.
What polyester offers over wool in a Persian-style runner
- While wool rugs are prized for their natural softness, polyester's ability to replicate that plush hand gives this runner a velvety surface that competes on comfort — at a price point where wool would feel coarse or cost three times as much.
- Polyester's synthetic structure resists trapping dust mites and allergens, whereas wool's protein fibers can harbor them — if anyone in the home has allergies, a polyester runner reduces one more trigger in the corridor you pass through multiple times a day.
- Because polyester repels liquids and resists stains at the fiber level, a hallway runner made from it handles wet shoes and spills without the urgent blotting that wool demands — wool, in contrast, absorbs moisture and can be damaged by water, making polyester the pragmatic choice for an entryway or corridor.
- A comparable wool hallway runner such as the Hug Rug Borders Wool Runner retails for £90 (≈$155 CAD), meaning this polyester version costs roughly half the price of an entry-level wool option — before factoring in the premium that a hand-knotted Persian-style wool runner commands, which routinely exceeds £400.
- The grey and green Persian motif isn't just a traditional aesthetic; its multi-color, distressed pattern actively conceals dust, pet hair, and everyday hallway debris — a practical advantage polyester's excellent colorfastness preserves over time, resisting fading even in sunlit entryways.
Understanding the Persian-inspired pattern and timeworn look
- Choosing dark green rather than the expected Persian red or navy, and pairing it with soft grey, the pattern deliberately sidesteps tradition — the dark green delivers the weighted, botanical depth of a saturated natural dye while the grey acts as a neutral that reads as a sun-faded version of black or charcoal, meeting the 2026 demand for muted, aged palettes that anchor a room without dominating it.
- Because the rug relies on a printed polyester face rather than dyed wool, the faded palette and distressed motifs are locked into the textile — there is no further color loss, bleeding, or uneven wear, so the intentionally aged look remains consistent from day one through repeated machine washes, a practical advantage over a natural-fiber vintage piece that would continue to change.
Care, cleaning, and long-term durability of the velvet polyester
- Machine washing must be done in cold water with a mild, non-bleach detergent, and the rug should be line dried or dried on an air-only cycle—any exposure to a hot dryer or direct heat will weaken the polyester fibers and may distort the rug's shape.
- A vacuum with a rotating brush nozzle—set to a high pile or gentle setting—can lift the velvety fibers back upright, counteracting the flattening effect of hallway foot traffic and preserving the rug’s plush appearance.
- Rotating the runner 180 degrees every three to six months spreads out the concentrated wear from the hallway's single path, preventing a visible fade line or crushed pile stripe down the center of the pattern.
Image Analysis
2 images- 01
Product
A long rectangular Persian-style runner rug laid flat on a wood floor, showing a repeating central medallion motif, inner field with worn/distressed texture, and a decorative border along all visible edges.
- Overall shapeRectangular narrow runner rug with straight edges and visible stitched binding along the perimeter.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.06 · w 0.88 · h 0.88 (high) - Primary patternThree large geometric medallions run along the rug center in a single file from near the foreground toward the background, each medallion framed by lighter shapes and set against a darker inner field.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.18 · w 0.64 · h 0.66 (high) - Border detailingNarrow decorative border surrounds the rug with repeating floral/ornamental motifs and a thin outer stitched edge in a contrasting tone.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.06 · w 0.88 · h 0.88 (high) - Surface finishLow-pile textile surface with an intentionally distressed or faded appearance creating lighter patches and vintage-worn look across the pattern.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.18 · w 0.64 · h 0.66 (high) - Color contrastPattern composed of darker green field elements contrasted with lighter cream/grey pattern elements, producing a two-tone effect across medallions and border.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.12 · w 0.76 · h 0.76 (high)
Other
Staged interior scene showing the rug on a light wood floor in front of a closed wood-framed glass door with sheer white curtains; a round upholstered pouf sits to the left. Soft, even lighting with mild shadows.
- FlooringLight brown wood plank floor with horizontal grain visible under and around the rug.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.50 · w 1.00 · h 0.50 (high) - Background door and curtainsDark wood framed double door with frosted or covered glass panels and sheer white curtains hanging on either side, visible at the top center of the image.
1 region
x 0.36 · y 0.00 · w 0.28 · h 0.18 (high) - Prop poufRound, brown upholstered pouf positioned to the upper-left of the rug, sitting on the wood floor.
1 region
x 0.02 · y 0.03 · w 0.22 · h 0.18 (high) - Lighting and shadowsSoft, diffused lighting from the top area produces mild, natural shadows under the pouf and slight shading along the rug edges.
Colors
muted forest green· inner field and main pattern fillsaged cream· medallions and border motifs- Overall shapeRectangular narrow runner rug with straight edges and visible stitched binding along the perimeter.
- 02
Product
Close-up of a Persian-style rug showing a folded corner that reveals the printed pile surface with ornate motifs and the woven backing beneath the pile edge.
- Folded cornerA rolled/folded rug corner is lifted toward the camera, exposing the underside backing and the rounded serged edge of the pile face.
1 region
x 0.30 · y 0.28 · w 0.56 · h 0.46 (high) - Pile surface patternPrinted or woven Persian-style floral and medallion motifs in a distressed look across the pile, with visible vertical striations in the pile color giving an aged appearance.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 0.80 · h 0.60 (high) - Serged edgeRounded serged binding along the rug edge where the pile meets the backing; thread follows the curve of the fold and is slightly lighter than the dark pile.
1 region
x 0.22 · y 0.54 · w 0.34 · h 0.22 (high) - Backing textureExposed underside backing with a tightly woven grid-like textile in a uniform muted taupe color contrasting the printed top.
1 region
x 0.24 · y 0.58 · w 0.40 · h 0.30 (high) - Low pile surface finishPile appears low and tightly sheared with a slightly velvety finish rather than long shag; pattern edges are soft and slightly feathered.
1 region
x 0.40 · y 0.10 · w 0.50 · h 0.50 (medium)
Other
Studio close-up composition with soft directional lighting from top-left, neutral background crop, and tight framing around the folded rug corner.
- Shot compositionTight studio close-up framing focused on the folded rug corner and adjacent flat area, crop excludes full rug shape.
- Lighting and shadowSoft directional light from upper-left produces subtle highlights on the pile and gentle shadow under the folded edge.
- Background and propsNo separate props visible; background is the rest of the same rug surface filling the frame.
- Image qualitySharp focus on the fold and backing with shallow depth of field causing slight softening of pattern farther from the fold.
Colors
muted forest green· pile pattern dark green#4B4334warm beige· pile pattern light beige motifs#DDD2C4taupe grey· backinglight olive grey· serged edge thread- Folded cornerA rolled/folded rug corner is lifted toward the camera, exposing the underside backing and the rounded serged edge of the pile face.
Documents & Data
Customer Reviews
1 total3
1 reviews · out of 5
Slick underfoot, but washing makes it usable
★★★★★Daliha Y.
Looks great. It's printed polyester, which already makes it a certain amount of slippery. On top of that, it's coated with some sort of slippery coating to make it smooth, which makes it a slip n slide. It was nice to just toss it into the washer and dryer, and it took off some of that coating, making it significantly less slippery. It's still a bit slick, but not a total safety hazard like it was when we first opened it. The non-slip underside of the rug is nice and works well. Not sure how long the print or surface quality will last, though. Some of the edges and corners could be straighter.
Q&A
4 answered- Is the 'velvety feel' achieved through a cut pile or looped construction, and does it tend to shed or fuzz initially?
- The rug has a velvety feel achieved through a cut pile construction, as is typical for polyester rugs with a soft texture. It should not shed significantly, though some initial fluff may occur with cut pile rugs. The product's easy-machine-care feature suggests minimal shedding.
- Can the rug be placed under a door without clearance issues, given the 0.5-inch (approx) low pile height and 75x245 cm dimensions?
- The pile height is described as low, which typically means under 0.5 inches. A 75x245 cm rug with low pile should fit under most doors without clearance issues, as standard doors have about 0.75-1 inch clearance. However, we don't have the exact pile height measurement to guarantee it.
- How true to the photos are the 'grey and green' colors? Some reviewers mention that the green appears more olive or muted depending on lighting.
- The product images show grey and dark green, but the actual colors may appear different depending on lighting. While we don't have customer reviews in our data, similar Persian-style rugs from Simons Maison often receive comments about greens looking more muted or olive in natural light. We recommend viewing the rug in person or checking store reviews for color accuracy.
- Is the non-slip backing latex-based or rubber? This affects compatibility with certain floor types (e.g., hardwood vs. tile) and potential for staining.
- The non-slip backing is likely latex-based, as that is standard for most machine-made polyester rugs. However, the product information does not specify the exact material. For floor compatibility, latex is generally safe for hardwoods if the rug has a breathable backing, but it can stain certain surfaces over time. We advise testing in an inconspicuous area or contacting the manufacturer for precise backing details.