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Fall Decor - Fall Leaves Table Runner for Thanksgiving Decorations

Name: Fall Decor - Fall Leaves Table Runner for Thanksgiving Decorations
Brand: OHOME
SKU: B0H6PDZ46F
Price: 6.99 USD
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Thirteen point eight inches across leaves room on either side for plates and a centerpiece without the cloth taking over the table. The print runs colorful maple leaves, acorns, berries and autumn foliage end to end at seventy-three inches. Polyester this soft drapes over a kitchen island or a buffet as readily as a dining table, indoors or on a patio.

Kitchen Island Length

Seventy-three inches by 13.8 covers the run of a kitchen island without hanging into the stools, which is where a lot of autumn entertaining actually happens. The narrow width leaves board space on either side for a cheese tray or a stack of plates. On a dining table the same proportions give a centerpiece a lane of its own to sit in.

Between Dishes And Wood

Crumbs, heat rings and dropped gravy land on the cloth instead of the bare table, and so do the scratches from a serving dish being pushed along by somebody reaching past. Polyester at this weight does not slide when a bowl is set down hard. Clearing up after the meal means lifting one length of cloth rather than wiping the whole surface down twice.

Out On The Patio

An autumn gathering often moves outside while the weather holds, and the runner goes with it. Laid along a patio table it dresses a surface that is usually bare, and a breeze does not lift it the way paper would. Buffets, entryway tables and the long folding table brought out for a crowd all take it without any adjustment.

Back In The Machine

The design assumes repeat use: machine washable, quick to shake out and tolerant of a full cycle without the maple leaves losing color. That matters for a cloth that is on the table through Thanksgiving dinner and still out for the weekend after. Folded away in December it comes back the following September looking much as it did this year.