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In The Kitchen
"I love a good runner in the kitchen and here’s why: It adds texture — a little bit of warmth can go a long way to balance the otherwise hard lines or surfaces typically found in kitchens."
"It also adds a bit of coziness underfoot in a place where I spend a lot of time on my feet. The addition of color and pattern are also at work here, and can instantly transform an otherwise neutral-toned space. I recommend a lower-pile rug in the kitchen (like the one seen here), as it will be easier to vacuum and spot clean."
"It also adds a bit of coziness underfoot in a place where I spend a lot of time on my feet. The addition of color and pattern are also at work here, and can instantly transform an otherwise neutral-toned space. I recommend a lower-pile rug in the kitchen (like the one seen here), as it will be easier to vacuum and spot clean."
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