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Loom™ Bedside Runner Rug

Loom™ Bedside Runner Rug

A soft lane for bare feet, bedside.

Regular price $49.90
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Ends cold-floor mornings by the bedDense tufted pile cushions every stepNon-slip back stays put on hard floorsRolls into the machine, washes clean
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Built for the bedside lane

Dense short pile — soft underfoot, flush under framesCoated backing grips wood, tile and concreteRunner length covers the full walk-side of the bed
Tufted plushNon-slip back3 patterns
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A soft lane of dense tufted pile that runs the length of the bed, so every barefoot step from pillow to door lands warm instead of on cold floor. First steps of the morning, last steps of the night — Loom makes all of them gentler.

Non-slip backed so it stays put, machine-washable for real life, and offered in three quiet patterns that sit easily in a calm bedroom.

Product Info

Tufted plush, non-slip back

Material

≈ 50 × 160 cm runner

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Overview

The stretch of floor beside the bed is the most-walked cold strip in the house — first thing every morning, last thing every night. Loom™ lays a runner of dense, low tufted pile along it, so the whole walk from pillow to door lands on softness instead of bare floor. The back is coated so it grips instead of creeping, the pile is short enough to sit flush under a bed frame, and when it needs a wash it rolls up and goes straight in the machine. Three quiet woven-look patterns keep it looking like part of the room, not an afterthought.

Care

Machine-wash cold on gentle, roll — don't fold — into the drum. Air-dry flat or tumble low. Vacuum on low between washes. Lay flat for a day after unboxing and any fold lines relax out.

Materials

Dense low-pile tufted plush top on a non-slip coated backing. Bedside runner, approx. 50 × 160 cm. Stripe, Line Blocks, or Dot pattern in warm greige tones.

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Loom™ Bedside Runner Rug alongside the oak platform bed in a warm Kopflo-style bedroom

The most-walked strip in the house

First steps of the morning, last steps of the night — Loom™ makes every one of them land warm.

Bare feet stepping onto the Dot Loom™ Bedside Runner

Grips the floor, not your door

A coated non-slip back holds it in place while the low, dense pile stays flush under bed frames and door swings.

Loom™ Bedside Runner Rug — dense tufted pile, non-slip coated back, machine washable

Why Loom

Runner-sized softness, a back that stays put, and a cold-cycle wash whenever it needs one — three quiet patterns that belong in the room.

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★★★★★

Covers the whole side of the bed

Every rug we tried was either a tiny mat or a huge area rug. This is exactly the missing size — the full lane where I actually walk. The stripe pattern reads like woven linen from standing height.

Naomi T.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Went through the wash like a towel

Coffee spill in week two. Rolled it up, cold gentle cycle, dried flat overnight — came out looking new and still lies dead flat. No sliding on our oak boards either.

Marcus D.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Quiet pattern, big difference

Got the dot for the guest room and the line blocks for ours. They ground the whole bed wall without shouting. My husband stopped complaining about cold feet, which is the real review.

Sofia L.

Verified buyer

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Frequently asked questions

What size is the runner?
Approximately 50 × 160 cm — sized to run along one side of a double or queen bed, covering the strip where you actually stand and walk.
Will it slide on wooden floors?
The underside is coated with a non-slip layer that grips wood, tile and concrete. It stays where you lay it under normal daily use.
Can it really go in the washing machine?
Yes — roll it up, wash cold on gentle, and air-dry flat or tumble low. The short dense pile comes out brushed, not matted.
Is the pile high enough to block a door or bed frame?
No — the pile is deliberately low and dense, so it slips under most bed frames and clears the swing of a bedroom door.
Which pattern suits a calm bedroom best?
All three are woven-look neutrals in warm greige. Stripe reads most like linen; Line Blocks is the most architectural; Dot adds gentle rhythm without colour.
Does it work outside the bedroom?
Yes — the runner shape suits hallways, in front of a sofa, along a kitchen counter or beside a cot equally well.

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