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Interval Hand-Knotted Wool Runner Rug

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As a striped runner rug, Interval gives its offset columns room to run, the stacked bars climbing the length of a hall or kitchen while the pattern breaks and resumes underfoot. Rust and terracotta anchor the field, lifted by warm cream and a muted sage green that keep a long, narrow shape from feeling heavy. Designed in New York and hand-knotted in Bhadohi, India, it is made from dense 100% New Zealand wool with a 0.5 inch pile, a firm low surface that holds the bar edges crisp in the spots that see the most traffic. It is made to order in the length your space needs, narrow or generous, and in any of over 1,200 wool colors, so the runner can match a galley kitchen, a long entry, or the path beside a bed exactly. Each piece is ready in 5 to 6 weeks and ships free worldwide, duties included.

Construction: Hand-knotted

Material: 100% New Zealand wool

Dimensions: Standard sizes available online, with fully custom sizes on request

Pile Height: 0.5"

Origin: Handmade in Bhadohi, India — a region renowned for fine carpet weaving

New Zealand wool is naturally stain-resistant and springs back underfoot — footprints and furniture marks lift rather than settling in. It also takes dye deeply, which is what gives the colors their depth. Some initial shedding is normal and settles within the first few weeks. Why New Zealand wool →

Care: Shedding is normal and will lessen with use. Vacuum regularly on a high-pile setting. Clip loose ends with scissors (do not pull). Rotate periodically for even wear. Blot spills immediately with a clean, white cloth (do not rub). Professional cleaning recommended.

See our rug care guide for more tips.

Shipping: Knotted rugs are handmade to order and typically ship within 5–6 weeks. Once dispatched, delivery takes 3–5 business days via DHL Express. We offer complimentary worldwide shipping on all rugs.

Returns: Rugs may be returned within 15 days of delivery with a 15% restocking fee. Custom rugs are final sale, except in cases of shipping damage. Read our return policy for full details.

Interval Hand-Knotted Wool Runner Rug

Interval Hand-Knotted Wool Runner Rug

striped runner rug with multicolor geometric pattern in mid-century inspired palette on a white background
Close-up of a textured runner rug with geometric multicolor pattern in earthy tones.
Close-up of a multicolor striped long runner rug with burnt orange and beige colors on a white floor.
Close-up of a textured area rug with a geometric pattern in rust brown, cream, and olive multicolor, showing the pile texture and corner detail.
A long runner rug with a geometric pattern of olive green, beige, and cream stripes and blocks, shown flat against a light gray background.
A close-up of a textured woven rug with a geometric pattern in shades of olive green, sage green, and cream, finished with a white fringed edge.
Close-up of a textured area rug with a geometric pattern of vertical stripes in olive green and cream.
A close-up of a textured area rug with a geometric pattern in olive green, sage green, and cream.
A long, narrow runner rug with a geometric pattern of vertical stripes in navy, medium blue, and light lavender-gray on a white background.
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Close-up of a textured runner rug with a geometric pattern in shades of navy blue, medium blue, and light gray.
A long runner rug with a geometric pattern of alternating horizontal bands in bright red-orange and deep magenta-purple, featuring vertical stripe motifs.
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100% New Zealand woolNaturally stain-resistant, springs back underfoot
Hand-knotted in Bhadohi, IndiaMade to order in 5–6 weeks, any size or shape
Free worldwide shippingAll duties and tariffs included

The Craft

Made the Long Way

Your rug doesn’t exist yet. It starts when you order: master artisans spin the wool, dye it to your color, then knot it by hand, row by row.

How our rugs are made →

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I customize the size or colors?

Yes. Every design is available in custom sizes and a curated range of wool colorways through our online customizer, or contact our studio for exact dimensions and access to over 1,200 wool colors.

When will my rug ship?

Knotted rugs ship in 5 to 6 weeks. Every rug is handmade to order.

What is the return policy?

Rugs ordered in standard sizes and colorways as shown on our product pages are eligible for return within 15 days of delivery in original condition. Rugs ordered with any customization are final sale.

Are shipping and duties included?

Yes. All rugs ship free worldwide with all duties and tariffs included.

Will my rug look exactly like the photos?

Every rug is handmade, so slight variations in color and texture are natural. Screen settings can also affect how colors appear. Order a sample to see the color and feel the wool in your space.

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Placing an Interval Runner Rug in a Hall

A runner rug earns its keep in the narrow paths of a home, the hallway, the galley kitchen, the strip beside a bed, where a full rug will not fit but bare floor feels unfinished. Interval suits those runs because its pattern already moves in one direction: the offset columns of stacked bars carry the eye forward, making a corridor feel longer and more intentional. That repeating, broken-stripe beat reads mid-century modern, an era that prized exactly this kind of measured geometry, so the runner sits easily with wood floors and clean baseboards. Leave a few inches of floor on each side so the bars frame cleanly, and let the columns travel the length of the run. In a long hall, a single continuous runner reads better than two short rugs split by a gap, and Interval's pattern makes that length feel intentional.

Hand-knotting matters most in a runner, where foot traffic is constant. Each knot is tied by hand around the foundation in Bhadohi, building a dense, durable surface that keeps its shape and detail through years of daily crossing and lies flat without curling at the ends. See more in our Runner Rugs and Striped Rugs collections. Every Interval runner is made to order, so it can be woven to your exact length and palette.