Linen Table Runner with Pointed Ends, Solid Color Runner with Tassel for Dining Table and Sideboard, Gray or Khaki
Linen Table Runner with Pointed Ends, Solid Color Runner with Tassel for Dining Table and Sideboard, Gray or Khaki
Plain linen, pointed ends and one white stitch, and the table needs nothing more.
Details
This linen table runner is solid color linen with pointed ends, a fine white running stitch tracing each point and a small tassel at the tip. That stitch is the only decoration. It drapes off the table ends and takes a soft crease where it folds instead of staying stiff and shiny.
Down the center of a dining table it breaks up the wood without covering it, the points dropping over the edge with the tassel hanging below. Gray suits pale oak or white-painted tables, khaki suits walnut or a black table where a light runner would read as a stripe. The longer length runs along a sideboard or down a hall console. Weeknights it stays under the plates; for a dinner, add candles and a low bowl of fruit.
It is linen, in gray or khaki, in 32 x 180 cm for a dining table or 32 x 250 cm to drop at both ends or run a long sideboard. Wash cool without bleach and line dry, smoothing it flat while damp; iron on a medium setting for a crisp point. Shake crumbs off rather than wiping, and blot spills at once so the white stitch does not take the stain.
Specifications
Material: Linen
Colour: Gray or khaki
Size: 32 x 180 cm or 32 x 250 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
Soft linen weave
Solid color linen that creases and softens with use rather than staying stiff and shiny.
Pointed ends with a tassel
A fine white running stitch follows the point and a small tassel hangs off the tip. That is the whole decoration, and it is quiet.
Two lengths
32 x 180 cm for a dining table, 32 x 250 cm if you want it to drop at both ends or run along a long sideboard.
In your home
Down the center of a dining table it breaks up the expanse of wood without covering it, and the pointed ends drop off the edge with the tassel hanging just below. Gray on pale oak or white-painted tables; khaki on darker walnut or a black table where a light runner would look like a stripe.
The longer length runs along a sideboard under a lamp and a stack of bowls, or down a console in the hall. On a weeknight it stays on the table under the plates; for a dinner, set the candles and a low bowl of fruit along it and leave the rest of the table bare.
Materials and quality
It is linen, which shows in the way it drapes off the table ends and picks up a soft crease where it folds. The white running stitch along the point is fine, done as an edge detail rather than a pattern, and the tassel is small enough not to swing into a plate. Comes in gray or khaki, in the 180 cm or 250 cm length, both 32 cm wide.
Care and everyday use
Linen wants a cool wash, no bleach, and a line dry. Take it out of the machine while it is still damp and smooth it flat, then iron on a medium setting if you want the point crisp. Shake crumbs off after a meal rather than wiping, and blot a spill straight away so the white stitch does not pick up the stain.
Good to know
Which length do I need?
Measure the table and add the drop you want at each end. The 180 cm runner suits most dining tables; the 250 cm one is for a long table or a sideboard.
Is the stitch white on both colors?
Yes. The white running stitch follows the pointed end on both the gray and the khaki, and it is the only decoration on the runner.
Will it lie flat on a wooden table?
Linen has enough weight to lie flat once it is ironed. If it slides on a very polished top, a low bowl at each end holds it.
