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Most autumn textiles land on orange and brown. This one takes a stained glass pattern instead, with flowing teal streams cut through by warm floral panels, which sits better in a room that is already painted a cool color. The polyester runner measures 73 by 13.8 inches and is cut for tables seating four to six people.
The print works the way leaded glass does, with color fields divided by dark lines rather than a scatter of leaves. Teal carries most of the surface and the floral accents sit warm against it, so the runner reads as early autumn rather than late October. It suits a dining room in gray or blue, where a standard harvest print tends to clash.
At 73 inches the runner covers the length of a table set for four to six without overhanging far enough to catch a knee or a chair arm. The 13.8 inch width leaves room on both sides for place settings, so plates sit on the bare table and only the center strip is dressed. Used alone on a smaller table it works as a light cloth.
Teal holds up well in daylight, which makes this one of the pieces that moves outdoors. Laid on a patio table or a garden table for an afternoon meal it carries the season outside without the heavy look of indoor harvest decor. Brought back in, the same runner goes on the dining table that evening with nothing needing to be swapped out.
Polyester at this weight is stain resistant and takes a machine wash, which is the point for a textile that sits under serving dishes through a long season. Colors stay where they started rather than going dull after a few cycles. Folded flat it stores without a crease line down the middle, and it comes out again for the next round of gatherings.
Turkeys, pumpkins and fall leaves on plastic wide enough for the dining table, with a second cover for wherever the children eat.
Printed covers at 52 by 87 inches, two in the pack, that fit a standard eight-foot table and later tape to the wall as a photo backdrop.
