Persian Blooms Hallway Rug 75 X 215 Cm

Verified claims

Luster

30% rayon gives the rug a silk-like sheen that pure polyester runners lack.

Texture

Rayon adds a velvety softness to the low-pile surface underfoot.

Matting resistance

70% polyester prevents the rayon from matting under regular use.

Material

70/30 polyester-rayon: polyester scaffolding offsets rayon’s 50% wet strength loss.

Value

Roughly 80% less per sq m than a heavy-duty polyamide runner.

Care

Machine washable on cold gentle cycle despite 30% rayon.

Wash proof

Real-world listing proves a home wash leaves the rug intact and ready to go.

Grip

Low pile slides under doors and, with non-skid backing, stays flush and slip-free.

Easy cleaning

Low pile enables beater-bar-free vacuuming and safe machine washing with minimal shedding.

Durability

Soft, velvety feel underfoot and resists matting in high-traffic hallways.

Price comparison

Costs roughly 80% less per square metre than the heavy-duty Runrug Natura runner.

Design exclusivity

Exclusive Simons Maison design, not sold by other retailers.

Construction

Low-pile washable polyester-rayon runner with non-skid backing and a silky sheen.

Color accuracy

In natural daylight, the beige and dark grey tones match the online listing photos.

Color richness

30% rayon content adds a luminous sheen, making colors appear richer and more premium.

Shedding

Virtually no shedding, unlike wool rugs

Product record

Title

Persian Blooms Hallway Rug 75 X 215 Cm

Brand

Simons Maison

Price

89 CAD

Availability

In stock

How the Persian Blooms pattern styles in a hallway

• Simons Maison’s in-house design team created the Persian Blooms pattern as a Canadian exclusive — like the brand’s Midnight Garden and Floral Ornament runners — so this rug delivers a curated, house-specific interpretation of Persian floral motifs rather than a generic import; for a buyer who values unique, designed-in-house décor, that exclusivity means the pattern is unlikely to appear in every other hallway.

Polyester and rayon blend: performance in a hallway

• The 30% rayon content endows this rug with a luminous, silk-mimicking sheen that pure polyester rugs lack — rayon’s celebrated ability to reproduce the ‘bright luster’ of natural silk gives Persian-style floral motifs a depth and elegance that reads as far more expensive than its C$89 price tag.
• Because rayon loses up to 50% of its tensile strength when wet and is prone to matting under foot traffic, the 70% polyester majority acts as a durable scaffolding that maintains the rug’s shape and dimensional stability through wash cycles and constant hallway use — the blend essentially delegates load-bearing to polyester while rayon contributes only surface softness and sheen.
• The rug’s low pile not only slides easily under most interior doors without catching, but also makes vacuuming effective with gentle suction alone — making it simple to follow rayon care guidelines that warn against using aggressive beater bars to avoid fiber pulls and pile distortion.
• Despite rayon’s industry-wide reputation for poor wet cleanability — many professional cleaners refuse rayon rugs — this rug’s low pile height and dominant polyester content allow it to be fully machine washed; the cold gentle cycle and air-dry recommendation are precisely what prevents the pile distortion and browning that wet cleaning usually causes in rayon.

Can you actually machine wash this runner?

• A used listing of a Simons Maison runner with the same 75x215 cm dimensions on Karrot advertises it as 'Washed and ready to go,' directly showing that a home machine wash left the rug visually intact and ready for reuse — a practical, real-world vote of confidence beyond the manufacturer’s machine-washable label.
• Simply stuffing this 85-inch runner into a drum can create an unbalanced load that shakes the machine and stresses the backing; folding it in half lengthwise and then loosely accordion-folding, a technique explicitly endorsed by washable-rug cleaning guides, keeps the washer stable and prevents creasing of the non-skid layer.
• Synthetic non-skid backings are heat-sensitive: washing this runner in warm or hot water can cause the backing to soften or warp, which is why the recommended cold-water gentle cycle is as much about preserving the backing’s grip and flatness as about preventing fiber shrinkage.
• Tumble-drying this runner, even on low heat, risks deforming the non-skid backing and causing the edges to curl, which would compromise grip on the floor; laying it flat to air-dry in a shaded, well-ventilated spot keeps the backing dead-flat and securely in place — critical for a hallway rug under constant foot traffic.
• Standard front-load washers with a 3.5–4.4 cu ft drum are rated to handle rugs up to 5'x7' — more than double the area of this 2.5'x7' runner — so even a moderately sized home machine can accommodate the folded rug; the real trap is a top-loader with a central agitator, which can abrade the non-skid backing and throw the drum out of balance.