Faux Linen Table Runner, Double Layer Runner for Dining Table, Console and Holiday Table, Burgundy Red, Beige or Deep Gray
Faux Linen Table Runner, Double Layer Runner for Dining Table, Console and Holiday Table, Burgundy Red, Beige or Deep Gray
Two layers of faux linen give it the weight to lie flat instead of creeping.
Details
This faux linen table runner is two layers of fabric rather than one, which gives it a softer, slightly heavier drape than a single-layer runner. That weight keeps it lying flat instead of creeping or bunching, and the color reads solid with nothing from the wood showing through. The ends are cut square and finished plain, with no tassel or fringe to catch.
Burgundy red is the holiday table runner: down the middle with white plates either side and candles along the center, it does the table setting on its own. Deep gray and beige are the everyday runners that stay out between meals. The 180 cm length suits a dining table; the 240 cm runs down a hall console. It reads as linen against ceramic and wood, and it stays put when a plate is dragged across it.
It is double-layer faux linen in burgundy red, beige or deep gray, in 30 x 180 cm or 30 x 240 cm. Wash on a cool, gentle cycle and hang to dry; it asks for less ironing than real linen. If candle wax drips on it, let it set and lift it off before washing. Store it rolled rather than folded so no crease sits across the middle of the table.
Specifications
Material: Faux linen, double layer
Colour: Burgundy red, beige or deep gray
Size: 30 x 180 cm or 30 x 240 cm
Materials + Care
Materials and dimensions are listed under Details. Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth and keep wood, rattan and wool felt away from standing water. For lighting, check the plug type and voltage in the variant name before ordering.
Shipping + Returns
We ship to the US, Europe, Australia and New Zealand by tracked post. Most orders arrive in 8 to 15 days. Shipping is $4.95 and free on orders over $100. You get a tracking number by email as soon as your order is on its way. If your order has not arrived within 30 days, we resend it or refund you in full. Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging; contact us first for a return authorization.
Why it earns its place
Double layer
Two layers of faux linen give it a slightly heavier drape than a single-layer runner, which is what keeps it flat on the table instead of bunching.
Plain ends, no tassels
Rectangular ends and nothing hanging off them, so it works under a stack of plates or on a console without anything to catch.
Three colors, two lengths
Burgundy red for a holiday table, beige and deep gray for the rest of the year, in 30 x 180 cm or 30 x 240 cm.
In your home
Burgundy red is the holiday runner: down the middle of the table with white plates on either side and candles along the center, it does the whole job of the table setting on its own. Deep gray and beige are the everyday versions that stay on the table between meals without looking like an occasion.
The shorter length fits a dining table; the longer one runs down a console in the hall under a lamp and a bowl for keys. Faux linen has the look of linen against ceramic and wood, and the heavier double layer means it does not shift when someone drags a plate across it.
Materials and quality
Double-layer faux linen, which is the reason it drapes heavier than a single-layer runner and lies flat where a thin one creeps. The extra layer also means the color reads solid on the table, with nothing showing through from the wood beneath. The ends are cut square and finished plain, no tassel or fringe. Three colors, two lengths, all 30 cm wide.
Care and everyday use
Wash it on a cool, gentle cycle and hang it to dry; it needs less ironing than real linen. If a candle drips on it, let the wax set and lift it off before washing. Store it rolled rather than folded so the crease from the fold does not sit across the middle of the table.
Good to know
Does it slide on a polished table?
Less than a single-layer runner. The double layer gives it enough weight to lie flat, which is the reason for the second layer.
Which length for a six-seat table?
The 180 cm length covers most dining tables with a short drop at each end. Take the 240 cm if the table is long or you want it to hang further.
Is the burgundy a bright red?
It is burgundy red, a deep wine shade, which is why it works for the holiday table without looking like a party decoration.
