Table Runner

A good rule of thumb is to choose a runner that hangs about 6 to 10 inches over each end of your table. If you prefer a more modern, minimalist look, you can also opt for a runner that sits flush with the table edges.

Absolutely. These runners work beautifully on sideboards, console tables, or even as a decorative accent on a wide dresser to add texture and color to a room.

To keep the colors vibrant, we recommend machine washing on a gentle cycle with cold water. Lay the runner flat to dry and use a cool iron if you need to smooth out any wrinkles.

While the runner provides a soft layer between your decor and the table surface, it is not heat-resistant. We recommend using trivets or heat mats under hot plates or serving dishes to prevent damage to your furniture.

The fabric is designed to have a natural drape that settles well on most surfaces. If you have a particularly slick table, a small piece of non-slip rug pad or adhesive putty underneath can help keep it perfectly in place.