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An autumn table runner in woven polyester, carrying an embroidered maple leaf design in flocked brown down its length. It sets a fall table in one movement, with no other decor needed.
A bare dining table looks the same in October as it does in June. Laying this runner down the center gives the whole table a season without adding clutter to eat around.
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Seasonal decor usually means a table covered in props you have to eat around. One runner down the center carries the whole look and leaves the rest of the surface free for plates and dishes.
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Thanksgiving, a harvest supper or an ordinary Tuesday in October all feel different with a runner underneath them. It gives the table a reason to be set properly, not just wiped and used.
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The maple leaves are embroidered into the face and finished in flocked brown, so the pattern is part of the cloth rather than a layer sitting on top of it. Woven polyester keeps it flat instead of rippling.
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Four sizes are offered. The longest is 35 by 220 cm (13.8 by 86.6 in) for a full dining table, then 35 by 175 cm (13.8 by 68.9 in), 40 by 85 cm (15.7 by 33.5 in) and 28 by 43 cm (11.0 by 16.9 in).
100% polyester, woven and knit. Polyester holds its color and keeps a flat drape on the table, which is why the runner sits down neatly instead of creeping and rippling during a meal.
Measure your table and take a runner roughly a foot shorter, so it stops before the edge. The 220 cm (86.6 in) and 175 cm (68.9 in) sizes suit dining tables, while the two shorter sizes fit an island, a console or a dresser top.
No. The maple leaves are embroidered into the face and given a flocked brown finish, so the pattern has real texture you can feel. It reads as rustic farmhouse rather than a novelty holiday print.
Yes. The brown maple leaf and plant pattern carries fall, harvest and Thanksgiving most naturally, but the neutral brown works on a console or dresser through winter and into a rustic table setting any time.