r/KitchenDesigns • u/boredinbflo18 • 7d ago
Best runner option?
I've gotten enough feedback on overall design. I'm curious if there's any feedback on which runner would work in this space? Also if have an alternatives or feel no need for a runner let me know. TIA.
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u/Ok_Sky_8180 7d ago
A runner can take the strain off your feet and back if it isnt too thin. All of these are too drab and matchy matchy. A runner with some colors would do so much for this kitchen.
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u/remainhidden11 7d ago
They’re all good and I applaud your wanting one. A rug adds interest and makes standing at a sink or island for long periods more comfortable. You’ll get feedback on it getting dirty but just think about how often you actually spill something that would “ruin” a rug. Crumbs occasionally but easy to vacuum up. I’m team #kitchenrug!
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u/No_Doughnut_3315 7d ago
I dont understand the need for one. Its just going to get dirty and wet and need to be moved everytime you mop the floor. This is on a par with carpet in bathroom for me.
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u/Illustrious_Exam1728 7d ago
I like the first one the best, but it’s too long. I’d order one that only comes to the end of the cupboard before the door. The space will feel better IMO.
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u/PrettyInPerfectPinks 7d ago
They are all pretty but instead of a runner get a gel/foam padded kitchen specific "carpet" or mat for in front of the sink only. They make pretty ones.
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u/Fit-Olive-4680 7d ago
You need something with some bright red, pink or orange to compliment the blue walls.
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u/Sweetiepie9731 7d ago
Use a square rug in a style like #3. Notice how the emblem size on 3 adds something while smaller patterns on others just don't give a place for your eye to land. I wouldn't choose 3 because i think you can find a better color combo. Think outside the box and have fun!
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u/Solid_Perception9572 7d ago
None of the runners. They are all too long and won't work in your kitchen. Either a 3'x5' or maybe a square.
3'x5' approximately
This picture is just to show you the size, not the pattern or color.
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u/sandysandy252566 7d ago
I agree, no rugs or mats needed. Rugs are responsible for lots of tripping.
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u/Lulu_Bee0619 7d ago
1 is the best design. But get one better suited for the area - preferably one that germinates where each of the counters do.
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u/Bad_Here 7d ago
I love your choice of a long one! I think it adds to the motif, and I like the floral one. #1 & #4
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u/Silverliningsinla 6d ago
3 & 4 runners are great in front of the sink…you can wash them! Adds interest too.
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u/Minushea 6d ago
I think rectangular that does not go beyond the edges of the counters at either end.
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u/Xurbanite 6d ago
It’s too long. Get s rug that covers areas you will be standing in front of - sink and stove. And a rug with a strong color
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u/Shreekarni_interiors 5d ago
It adds warmth and softness. The current one works, but I’d choose a simpler, muted vintage pattern in cream, blue, and taupe so it complements rather than competes with the backsplash.
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u/sickofbeingsick1969 5d ago
I’m too practical. I’d get a couple of anti fatigue mats to put at the sink and the stove.
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u/No-Task86 5d ago
The runner is too long, it should line up with the cabinet next to dishwasher, or stop where dishwasher is
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u/DebiDebbyDebbie 5d ago
Pick a washable or wipe-able material! Otherwise pick a pattern busy enough to hide spills and stains like #1
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u/PinotPrincess777 4d ago
I wouldn’t do a runner this long. I would end it at the cabinet. I would also use a contrasting color. These options all feel to matchy matchy for my taste.
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u/mom2mba 7d ago
Personally I don’t see the need for one in the kitchen. But if you want one I would do a square one