Eternal Tassel Blue Grey Hallway Runner – Treasures of Turkey
Eternal Tassel Blue Grey Hallway Runner - Turkish-inspired hallway runner rug from Treasures of Turkey
Eternal Tassel Blue Grey Hallway Runner - Turkish-inspired hallway runner rug from Treasures of Turkey
Eternal Tassel Blue Grey Hallway Runner - Turkish-inspired hallway runner rug from Treasures of Turkey
Eternal Tassel Blue Grey Hallway Runner - Turkish-inspired hallway runner rug from Treasures of Turkey
Eternal Tassel Blue Grey Hallway Runner - Turkish-inspired hallway runner rug from Treasures of Turkey
Eternal Tassel Blue Grey Hallway Runner - Turkish-inspired hallway runner rug from Treasures of Turkey
Eternal Tassel Blue Grey Hallway Runner - Turkish-inspired hallway runner rug from Treasures of Turkey

Eternal Tassel Blue Grey Hallway Runner

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There's a reason hallway runners with tassel ends never really go out of style — they add a finishing detail that makes a corridor feel considered rather than just functional. The Eternal Tassel in blue and grey delivers exactly that, with a dense plush pile underfoot and an understated border design that frames the width without overwhelming it.


Eternal Tassel Blue Grey Hallway Runner is what we point people toward when they describe their room and the brief is, broadly, 'something honest'.

Built and finished

Underneath the look, from Turkey's long power-loom tradition. Turkey remains the place where heritage design and modern weaving meet most comfortably — you get the look of a hand-knotted rug at a fraction of the cost. Polyester pile carries a soft, slightly silken hand-feel — it's a step up in plushness from polypropylene without losing the easy-care benefit. At 11mm, this is a sensible everyday pile — substantial without being shaggy, easy to keep clean. Selvedges are finished cleanly so the rug sits flush against itself without curling at the edges.

About the look

What is happening at the surface is straightforward. Cream is the warmest of the neutrals — it lifts a room without going stark white, and it works beautifully with timber, brass, and linen. There is depth to the surface — the weave changes height subtly across the pattern, which is what gives the rug its tactile quality. From above, the surface has a quiet visual rhythm — close up, the construction details start to show.

Living with it

In practice, it is a comfortable fit in a Bondi apartment renovation that needs warmth without sacrificing the polished concrete underneath — exactly the kind of space most of our customers are decorating. Polyester takes well to spot-cleaning — a damp cloth, cool water, and mild detergent will handle most everyday spills. Lay it once and forget it is there. That is the right frame of mind for a piece like this.

Picking the right size

A runner needs to leave a hand's-width of floor visible at each end of the hallway — see our Rug Size Guide for the room-by-room guidance.

Add Eternal Tassel Blue Grey Hallway Runner to a room that has good bones and let it sit quietly underneath everything else.

Things customers ask

Is the back of the rug latex-coated?

The backing is a standard textile finish — it sits flat on the floor and won't mark timber boards. For hard floors, we'd still recommend a rug pad to keep it from sliding.

Will it cope with kids and pets?

Yes, comfortably. Synthetic pile is stain-resistant, doesn't snag under claws, and lifts spills cleanly. It's the construction we recommend most to growing families.

Can I use this with underfloor heating?

Yes — the pile is not so dense that it traps heat, and the backing handles the moderate temperatures typical of residential underfloor systems.

Does it work with a robot vacuum?

Yes for low and medium piles. For the deeper shaggies in our range, a robot vacuum will struggle a bit — you'll get better results with a regular upright on a higher setting.

Will this rug shed?

No, not in the meaningful sense. Synthetic pile is heat-set rather than spun from short staple fibres, so you may see a small amount of fibre in the first week and very little after that.

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